Your living room is where guests form their first impression of your home, and that TV wall carries a lot of that weight. If it looks cluttered or dated, the whole room feels off, even when everything else is perfect. That nagging feeling of “something is just not right” is more common than you think, and it usually comes down to one wall. Once you sort out the TV unit, the entire room starts to feel put together.
Why Is a Floating Design Better Than a Bulky Cabinet?
Unlike traditional TV stands that take up valuable floor space, the floating TV wall unit is attached to the wall. This solution creates an airy atmosphere and makes the room tidier and more spacious. Additionally, with a floating design, you do not need to sweep the floor underneath it.
How to Choose the Best TV Wall Unit Design?
It is essential to take several factors into account before deciding on the TV unit’s design. They include the dimensions of your TV set, the viewing height, the load-bearing capacity of your wall and the placement of electrical points. Paying attention to these factors allows making sure that your unit will be functional and long-lasting.
1 Minimalist Console With Concealed Storage
The cabinet with push-pull handles and drawers makes this unit look neat and tidy. You can choose a minimalistic white, beige, or grey finish. As everything is hidden inside the console, the wall does not look chaotic even when there are remotes and cables.
This solution will be especially suitable for compact apartments as the open area under the console makes the room seem much less crowded.
2 Wood Finish for Elegant Look
Wood-inspired finishing materials such as walnut, oak, or teak give your living room a classic look. The unit will harmoniously fit into the interior if the sofa and floor have neutral colours, both in modern and traditional Indian-style houses.
It is advisable to decorate the sides of the unit with some open niches for flowers, books, or decorative elements. Remember to balance the closed storage with display space.
3 Fluted Panelling for Extra Texture
Fluting makes the wall textured and creates an elegant look that is impossible for the plain wall. Moreover, the vertical texture directs the view upward and gives the whole construction a premium and finished look in any tone, whether wood or charcoal.
If you are going to use fluted panelling, you had better keep the rest of the wall simple. Just a slim console placed below the fluted unit is enough, as the texture itself plays the leading role in this solution.
4 Open Shelves to Display Personal Items
Open shelving allows you to display your books, plants, or collectables next to the TV set, giving the wall a unique character. In addition, asymmetric niches look more stylish and modern, whereas evenly spaced shelves look neater.
You need to keep the number of displayed items to a minimum, and place a few bigger things instead of many small ones.
5 LED Backlighting for Evening Glow
LED backlighting adds a soft glow behind the unit panel or console and elevates the whole design by highlighting wood or stone-look laminate. You do not need to add any additional decoration to such a wall because the backlighting already highlights all textures.
It is necessary to arrange the lighting position properly to prevent glare on the screen. It is wise to settle the wiring and switches beforehand to save you time.
Conclusion
It is important to choose a design of your floating TV unit that suits your living room and your preferences. Montdor Interior can help you with this task. Contact us today to discuss the details of your project.