Although in most modern living rooms the television will normally take centre stage, the stand beneath it does far more than simply hold a screen.

The right piece shapes how your living room feels. It anchors the space, and is a core piece in whatever theme you are trying to follow.

Whether you want your home to feel sleek and modern, or traditional and rustic, a well-chosen TV cabinet can either blend in quietly or take the spotlight as a feature of its own depending on the approach you chose to take.

Tastes in interior design like any fashion will always shift with time, but a timeless stand will continue to look right at home.

The Role of the TV Stand in Modern Living Spaces

Today’s living rooms are often multi-purpose spaces. They’re where we relax, eat, socialise and in the working from home era post covid, often also do that too.

The right choice of TV Stand will give you all you need. It can help keep cables, remotes and consoles tidy. The television becomes part of the design of the room rather than something fitted in afterwards.

Choosing the Right Look for Your Home

Every home has its own style and theme, and any TV furniture you chose should fit naturally into it.

·      Modern and Minimalist: Low, simple shapes in matte finishes work beautifully for those looking for the simple modern look. Clean lines and hidden storage keep things organised and calm.

·      Scandinavian or Rustic: Lighter wood with visible grain adds warmth and texture. Natural baskets, ceramics, or greenery help soften the look.

·      Traditional or Classic: Deeper wood tones such as walnut or oak bring colour and a sense of traditional looks as well as a perception of warmth and tradition. Panelled doors and subtle metal hardware then add a sense of craftsmanship on top.

·      Industrial or Contemporary: Wood paired with metal feels bold and urban. It complements brickwork, stone, or simple painted walls and has seen a mini resurgence in recent years.

Whatever style you go for, the TV stand will be a key piece of furniture in the room by virtue of its size and styling.

Function Meets Form

A TV unit should look good, but it should make life easier too.

Open shelves are perfect for consoles and décor. However, cupboards and drawers will help to keep remotes and cables out of sight. And you don’t forget about adjustable shelving if you get the option, so the layout can change as your tech does.

Good cable management and ventilation are important and not to be forgotten, especially with larger screens and speakers.  

Styling Your TV Stand

Once you have your new TV cabinet, to complete the look and bring it to life you will want to add a few personal touches to make it reflect who you are. Adding a plant can bring colour to the space, whilst a candle or ornament can help bring warmth, a photo or two really  help to make the unit look yours.

A mirror, shelf or large picture above the TV helps to break up the space on the wall. Keep styling simple, and lines clean and uncluttered. A small number of items are all it takes to make the unit look and feel like yours.

Here at Price Crash Furniture we have an eclectic mix of TV furniture to suits all tastes and budges, with 350+ to chose from in a wide range of colours, sizes and styles.

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