The design of your TV unit will define how your entertainment space looks, making the choice extremely important. TV or media units help cut clutter created by wires, set-top boxes and books and ...

Brighten the room where you put the TV units by selecting those ... hence blending well with your living room. These units seamlessly integrate with the wall, which gives the room a neat and ...

The living rooms of Irish childhoods were dominated ... Switched off, it became a black hole, sucking the life out of the room. Day TV unit by Jesse from Lomi Design We pushed it back into the ...

In today’s world, your living room ... under a TV, while a tall dresser or hutch could fit nicely in that niche next to your fireplace. If you want to keep things sleek, look for wall-mounted ...

Whether you like a wall-mounted look ... drawers and shelves, a TV storage unit is perfect for housing all those odds and ends that usually wind up in the living room. Some units come with doors ...

receivers and other media that connect to your television — with this latter part being true even if you plan on hanging your television on the wall. Plus, in addition to their functionality as the ...

Whether you’re working with ample square-footage or a studio flat in central London, figuring out the best way to format your main living ... TV units for a sleek and organised room, telly ...

Keen to design a TV-free living room purpose-built ... Bea wanted a bespoke wall-to-wall bookshelf to frame her new window. With the help of IKEA's HAVSTA units, a lick of rich, creamy paint ...

First, check out how much space that TV and its unit take up in this room ... TVs were thin enough to be fixed to the wall. This 1999 living room also boasted a solid home entertainment system.

Samsung has been touting its micro-LED-based “The Wall” displays for a ... Instead, the new TV comes as a complete, prefabricated unit, with Samsung boasting that it has developed a new ...

And you should, too. My living room’s TVs sit in a triangle formation. Two main TVs sit next to each other, mounted to the wall. A third TV sits above those, forming a pyramid of viewing pleasure.