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Premium Options for Samsung The Frame TVs
Our patented design magnetically snaps together and hooks onto your TV in under 2 minutes!
30 Premium Styles
Traditional, Rustic, Transitional, Contemporary and more decors will be complete with this ultimate accessory option for your Frame TV by Samsung.
Candy Apply Red Deco Alloy Bezel | View Frame
Traditional Frame | Antique Gold
Traditional Frame | Antique White
| At A Glance | 
Premiere Frames | 
Alloy Bezels | 
Samsung Bezels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decors | Traditional & Contemporary | Traditional & Contemporary | Contemporary |
| Colors | 16 | 7 | 4 |
| Profiles | 7 | 7 | 1 |
| Material | Wood | Aluminum Alloy | Plastic |
| Width | 3" - 3 ¾" | 1.5" | 0.5" |
| Joinery Method | Magnetic Corners - Patented | Interlocking Key Corners | Plastic Plugs |
| Compatible TVs | Samsung The Frame | Samsung The Frame | Samsung The Frame |
| Origin | Made in USA | Made in USA | Made in Mexico |
| Pricing | $299 - $1099 | $199 - $649 | $99 - $299 |
Available at Samsung.com |
Deco Premiere Frames 
Designed with you in mind. 16 Styles that magnetically assemble for ornate traditional or contemporary decors. Most styles are solid wood.
Only Compatible with Samsung The Frame
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Digital Art for Samsung Frame
We are proud to provide our Art Store with over 500 pieces of curated art designed specifically for use with Samsung The Frame TVs. We have worked with artists and museums from around the world to bring this collection to you.
Free Samples
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Not sure which frame style is the perfect expression of your personal style? Order one of our sample kits to help you decide.
Then, pass the samples along to your neighbors to help them decide. Be the trendsetter that we know you are!
Made out of 99% recycled materials
Our Story
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It all started with a mistake
Most innovations begin as simple ideas in the minds of problem solvers. This one, was actually the result of a mistake. Upon purchasing his first home, Kevin Hancock, decided to go about wall hanging his new flat screen TV when he made a simple calculation error to determine the ideal height of the outlet to go by behind the TV. The result was the outlet was still partially visible above the TV!
In his quest to solve the problem, he entered his garage in 2002 to construct a simple frame for his television to hide the outlet.
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