Why Interior Designers Recommend Wooden TV Units
for Luxury Spaces

We must reiterate that quality is key, especially if your family tradition involves passing your furniture to the next generation. A solid wooden TV unit is made from durable wood such as Sheesham or mahogany and can withstand the weight of your TV without fail. It is carefully crafted to be reliable and stylistically versatile. If your unit is meant to serve multiple purposes such as storage and decoration, do ensure it is large and sturdy enough to fulfil this mandate.

Whether you have selected a floating wooden TV unit or a wooden panel TV unit, it should be easy to use and move around at your convenience. In the past, units were more likely to be large and chunky cabinets. They were often too big for you to change their position or location, which meant homeowners were limited in utilising them as their sense of style evolved. Today, these issues are far less prevalent as TV units are more straightforward in design.

Its straightforward design does not mean it is devoid of style, but rather that design and materials are more practical than before. Assembly is easy with several luxury furniture stores including installation as part of their services to ensure the process is hassle-free for you.

Contemporary wooden TV units can seamlessly blend with other furniture and design styles. Instead of making the room work for the unit, it can easily work alongside other pieces (and the room). Another feature that reiterates their classical charm is the natural grain patterns and textures. Grains and patterns are unique and rarely, if ever, found to be identical or even similar.

The television is the first thing you’re going to measure. You need to know how much space you’ll need to comfortably fit the TV. Next, have a proper look at the designated space for your unit in order to establish how much room you have available. This measurement will be a vital part of selecting the type of unit.

Whether you must purchase your TV or have an existing one, the unit should accommodate your TV first.

Look at the items you use often in the TV or living room (depending on where you will place your unit). Then consider the amount of storage your unit will need. Drawers for cables and books and cupboards for larger items perhaps.

There are different types of styles to suit a range of needs. For example, corner units are used to maximise space and floor-to-ceiling is used for a timeless look and feel, simple with clean lines that reiterate minimalism.

Add a different type of style to your unit by adding more movement to your unit with furniture of different heights, materials, textures, colours and shapes. The idea is to place different heights so that it does not take attention away from the focal point of your TV.

A clever thing you can do is for your living room’s decor to match your unit. This creates an aesthetically pleasing cohesion. This also allows you to use accent pieces that highlight the colour of the unit.

Combining modern and retro styles creates a unique design known as mid-century modern. Consider adding eccentrically shaped ornaments like sculptured candlesticks or geometric art pieces as this will add a touch of elegance.

It is wise to select two to four objects for decorating. Do not over-clutter your unit by adding a piece on every corner. Instead, limit yourself so you can select only the best.

Plants and flowers are perfect decorative pieces. You can change them depending on your mood and you can easily find the perfect flower from your gorgeous garden.