TV unit designs for living rooms and bedrooms
A TV unit organises the busiest wall in the house. Decide on wall-mounted or floor-standing, plan concealed wiring, and add closed storage so the wall stays calm.
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Before you brief a designer
Mounting
Wall-mounted TVs need a solid wall or backing; confirm before panelling.
Concealed wiring
Plan conduits for set-top box, router and speakers before the finish goes on.
Closed storage
Drawers and shutters hide remotes, cables and devices.
Glare-free light
Backlighting reduces eye strain; avoid spotlights that reflect on the screen.
Common questions
General guidance for Indian homes. A professional confirms measurements, materials and feasibility on site.
How high should a TV be mounted?
The centre of the screen is usually set near seated eye level from the main sofa. Your designer will confirm the height using your sofa and screen size.
Is a floating TV unit practical?
Floating units make small rooms feel larger and are easy to clean under. They need a strong wall and proper fixings for the load.
What material is used for a TV wall panel?
Laminate, veneer, fluted panels, PU paint and stone-look finishes are common. Choose a finish that hides fingerprints near switches.
