TV Unit Design Ideas

Explore TV unit ideas that bring your screen, storage and living room finishes together. Browse floating consoles, display shelves and feature panels, then discuss a layout planned around your room and the equipment you use.

Floating ivory TV console with concealed storage beneath a wall-mounted television 3D design concept

Modern · Floating · Neutral

Floating TV unit with concealed storage

Keep the wall visually light with a suspended console and a simple backdrop. Plan compartments around the devices you use so the surface stays clear.

Design Features

  • Wall-mounted console with drawers
  • Accessible cable routing
  • Space beneath for easier cleaning
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Walnut-finish TV console with open wooden display shelves and closed base storage 3D design concept

Contemporary · Wood Look · Display

Wood-finish TV unit with open shelves

Bring warmth to your living room with wood-look cabinetry and a few display shelves. Balance books and decorative objects with closed storage for everyday media essentials.

Design Features

  • Wood-look console finish
  • Open shelves for books and decor
  • Closed compartments for accessories
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TV wall with a light stone-look backdrop, low taupe console and warm wood accents 3D design concept

Contemporary · Stone Look · Warm Tones

TV unit with a stone-look backdrop

Frame the screen with a restrained stone-look panel and coordinated cabinetry. Review samples beside your flooring and sofa before deciding on the final combination.

Design Features

  • Stone-look wall panel
  • Low console with organised storage
  • A considered mix of textured and plain finishes
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Compact light oak TV console with drawers in a small neutral living room 3D design concept

Compact · Low Profile · Storage

Compact TV console for a small living room

Choose a console that suits the available wall without narrowing the walking route. Keep its depth and storage focused on the equipment and accessories you actually need.

Design Features

  • Shallow console sized to the room
  • Drawers for remotes and small items
  • Uncluttered space around the screen
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Sage green TV wall with an integrated tall bookshelf and closed base cabinets 3D design concept

Storage · Bookshelf · Colour Accent

TV wall with an integrated bookshelf

Group the television and book storage on one wall to give the room a clear focal point. Vary shelf heights around your collection and keep frequently used items within reach.

Design Features

  • Bookshelf beside the screen
  • Closed base storage
  • Shelving planned around book sizes
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Minimal TV unit with an oak fluted panel, white floating cabinet and soft edge lighting 3D design concept

Minimal · Fluted · Soft Lighting

Minimal TV unit with a fluted panel

Use a fluted panel as a focused detail behind the television, paired with simple cabinetry. Position decorative lighting so it adds atmosphere without distracting from the screen.

Design Features

  • Fluted accent panel
  • Clean-lined floating cabinet
  • Soft lighting positioned away from screen glare
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Make room for everyday entertainment

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Share your wall measurements, television size, storage requirements and preferred finishes to discuss a tailored quotation.

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Plan a TV Unit That Works for You

Check the view from your seating

Mark the proposed screen position and check it from your usual seat. Consider viewing comfort, window reflections and the route past the console before finalising the layout.

Plan around your equipment

Measure the television, soundbar, consoles and other devices. Include access to sockets and connections, with ventilation space based on the equipment manufacturer’s instructions.

Balance display and storage

List the books, remotes and accessories you want to keep nearby. Use closed storage for smaller items and leave open shelves for objects you want to display.

TV Unit Design Questions

  • Start with the available wall, seating position and television dimensions. List the equipment and accessories you want to accommodate, then compare cabinet layouts that leave comfortable access through the room.

  • A wall-mounted cabinet leaves the floor beneath open, while a floor-standing console rests on a base or legs. The choice depends on your storage needs, preferred appearance and whether the wall can support the proposed installation.

  • Plan cable routes, socket access and openings before the cabinetry is made. Include a way to reach connections and replace leads, rather than permanently enclosing them behind a fixed panel

  • Share the dimensions and model details of your equipment during planning. Allow for connections, remote-control operation and the ventilation clearances specified by each device manufacturer.

  • Overall dimensions, cabinet construction, finishes, hardware, wall panels and lighting all affect the quotation. Ask whether mounting work, electrical changes and equipment are included, and how additional work will be approved.

  • These cards describe design concepts for inspiration. Your final layout, materials and quotation should be developed around your room and requirements.