TV Stands For Every Type Of Home

In today’s world, a TV unit is a must-have piece of furniture in any home. TV units currently come in a variety of styles ranging from elegant and traditional to minimalist and serve a purpose more than merely housing your television. It can also be used to store and show other objects such as books, CDs, gaming consoles, and home decor. For a first-time buyer, the sheer range of TV stands available on the market can be overwhelming. You should first consider why you require a television unit. Is it to hide those unsightly wires and make sure everything has a place to go? Is it to add some storage and display to your room, or is it to add some storage and display to your room? These questions will assist you in making the best selection possible.

The TV may be switched to face the bed or the other side’s seating area.

1. What kind of television do you have?

Between the wardrobe and the bed, there is a TV unit that serves as a partition.

The size and dimensions of your TV unit are determined by the sort of television you have. The depth measurement isn’t important if you have a flat screen TV. If you have a conventional CRT TV with a large rear panel, measure the depth of both the TV and the stand to ensure there is no overhang. You’ll also need to measure the screen measurements for huge TV units that have shelves stacked on both sides with space for the TV in between.

2. What is the size of your room?

• In a small bedroom, it looks great on a paneled wall.
• For the living area, a wall-mounted TV unit

The size of your television unit should be proportional to the size of your room. For larger spaces, choose bold, imposing items, while smaller ones should opt for more minimalistic styles. If your TV unit is intended to go against a specific wall or niche, be careful to take precise measurements before purchasing.

3. What is the height of your seating?

Before purchasing a unit, double-check your seating arrangement.
When seated, your tv stands should be positioned so that the lower half of the screen is level with your eye line. If you have tall chairs, a tall TV stand is a good choice; if you like a low couch, a short TV unit is a better alternative.

4. How would you describe your design aesthetic?

Optional backlighting adds a touch of coziness.

Because your TV unit will most likely be the focal point of your living or family room, choose one that matches your decor. Choose wall-mounted units or metal and glass TV stands if you want to keep things simple. There are TV units with marble tops, routed shutters, ornamental veneer fronts, turned legs, intricate knobs, and other decorations that function as attractive centrepieces if you want a more classic look.

5. What material should you choose?

A marble-encrusted piece of furniture

To support the weight of your television, TV units are designed to be solid and long-lasting. Avoid compromising on quality by using environmentally friendly materials such as hardwood or engineered wood. The bulk of traditional units are built of wood, which is prized for its elegance and long life. Marble is also a great alternative if you prefer fancy possibilities!

6. What storage requirements do you have?

For closed storage, there are drawers and cabinets.

Do you prefer open shelving, drawers, or closed cabinets for storage? Open shelves are ideal for storing products that are used regularly, such as DVDs and periodicals. If you want to hide the clutter or if you have small children, choose closed compartments and drawers. Furthermore, new TV units feature wire cutouts on the rear to help you keep things clean.

The design that works for you and your home will be the most essential decision you make concerning the TV set. These are some of the several varieties of television units, organized by size and storage capacity.

7. Do you require something unique?

It’s possible that you won’t be able to find the suitable wall space or location for your TV unit. There’s a good chance you won’t find something you adore or that meets all of your requirements. In certain circumstances, we propose that you tailor it to your own needs and preferences. For inspiration, talk to a Livspace designer.

Units in the corners

This sort of TV stand is ideal for tiny homes or studio apartments because it is cleverly built to fit into corners. In addition, corner flats have a restricted quantity of storage space.

TV units that float or are fixed on the wall

Ideal for small rooms.

Wall-mounted TV units are a wonderful fit for clean, simple interiors and are another alternative for living rooms with limited space. These are becoming increasingly popular in many houses today, and they are often made with open shelves or drawers for storage.

Consoles

Consoles, also known as credenzas, are small, elegant pieces with just enough space for the essentials. Consoles come in a variety of forms and include drawers and shelves, as well as beautifully completed back and sides.

Hutch

A hutch is a cabinet with an open case above a base cabinet with shelves on the top and sides. The TV can be installed on the hutch’s back. Books, extra wires, remotes, and a DVD player can all be stored on the shelf.