Celebrity Design Duo Chip and Joanna Gaines Release Elegant Brass and Wood Bezels for Samsung’s Frame TV
The Target-exclusive offering takes the already elevated Frame TV to the next level.
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With The Frame TV, Samsung completely changed the way televisions operate in our homes. What was once a distraction from decor and a constant reminder of technology in our living spaces, has now become seamlessly integrated through an art-forward screen.
Samsung 65″ The Frame
$1,799.99 $1,999.99 10% off
More sizes available here.
And thanks to HGTV sweethearts Chip and Joanna Gaines, the most stylish TV on the market just became even better looking. Introducing: stunning new frames (also known as bezels) for Samsung’s Frame TV (find the best deals on Samsung Frame TVs here).
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The celebrity interior designers and husband and wife duo are the king and queen of modern farmhouse decor. Their Target-exclusive home line, Hearth & Hand With Magnolia, is far and away one of the retailer’s most popular collections alongside designer Shea McGee’s Threshold with Studio McGee. Now, Hearth & Hand With Magnolia has collaborated with television framing company Deco TV Frames on both brass and wooden frames, specifically compatible with Samsung’s Frame TV.
The collection offers two styles in a variety of sizes: a wood model for a 50-inch, 55-inch and 65-inch Samsung TV along with a brass option for a 55-inch, 65-inch and 75-inch TV. All six options are available on Target.com (most sizes aren’t sold in stores).
Deco TV Frames x Hearth & Hand With Magnolia 55″ Wood Frame Bezel
Compatible with Samsung The Frame TV only. More bezel sizes available here.
Deco TV Frames x Hearth & Hand With Magnolia 55″ Brass Frame Bezel
Compatible with Samsung The Frame TV only. More bezel sizes available here.
The bezels are easy to assemble, quickly snapping into place with attached clips for a sturdy hold, and are intended to cover the thin black frame the television is sold with. Prices range from $399.99 for the 50-inch Wood Bezel to $549.99 for the 75-inch Brass Bezel.
Shop the full selection at Target.com and check out more from Hearth & Hand With Magnolia here, including the duo’s newest fall collection. Plus, score a new Samsung Frame TV on sale here.
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