Shelves TV Design Ideas

Create a beautiful shelf for your tv, use wood, iron or glass.

Inspiration for a contemporary family room remodel with walls and a wall-tv

Nice layout for TV and equipment. This little TV shelf slides forward, and I bet they can angle the TV toward the center of the room. If your TV setup is looking a little lonely, try installing a floating shelf on the wall above it. Keep the shelf close to the top of the screen and fill it with a collection of favorite art, books and objects. I believe the shelf was named something else when I used it, but this seems to be similar. while a simple low shelf adds even more useful storage. If you have a television, consider mounting it to the wall. Using swing arms and wall mounting a television set take away the need for a cumbersome media console and free up floor space from entertainment units. TV becomes one element among several hung on wall, including cabinets. position your TV to one side. You should be able to easily turn your mounted TV to just the right angle when you're ready to watch. Placing a low or floating cabinet beneath the TV will provide a visual anchor.

Then think about how to best style the spaces around the TV. bookcases can accommodate much more than a mantel anyway. Decorate those shelves with your favorite books, photos and objects. Boost living room storage - With that spare room full of your stuff gone, you’ll need to create additional storage in the rest of your home. catches are great for neatly concealing messy wires and sockets, as well as for storing books, movies and music. And using them to frame a TV will help to minimise its bulk, as opposed to simply mounting it on a plain wall. In these cases, it’s best to constrain shelving in one area, rather than trying to squeeze it into every spare pocket of space around the room, which can look messy. Modern TV stand assortment offers a lot of different options when it comes to aesthetics and practicality. Some units are thin and space-conscious while others occupy entire walls providing plenty of storage space. Materials vary from solid wood to plastic and fiberglass, and the shapes are as different as human imagination allows.

Entertainment centers are usually big and require quite a bit of space. In return they offer a lot of additional storage and display space. These are great for spacious open layout homes as they help create a focal point in the main room and occupy all of that empty wall space. I’ve spent weeks trying to figure out the best way to wall-mount my TV in the living room. It’s not an easy decision to make, especially when the whole design of the living room furniture depends on it. Wall-mounted TVs look great when paired with open shelves because they make the contrasts less obvious. Create a unique display area for your TV, like this brick wall. If you don’t want it too stand out that much, paint it a color similar to the rest of the walls. Also, you can add a little bit of accent lighting to make the design more interesting and to highlight the texture of the wall.

Love the idea of an extra wide shelf to complement the TV. It’s an interesting alternative to traditional TV consoles and those storage compartments underneath are excellent for so many things. furniture is your best option as you can personalize according to your exact needs and preferences. This living room features a very interesting wall unit with designated area for the wall-mounted TV and a nice display area underneath. A feature wall lets you create a focal point while also being functional. Similar to a fireplace wall, this TV unit elegantly separates this area from the rest of the house. The two simple shelves provide enough storage and display space for all the basic items.