A pale stone surround frames the television, while walnut shelving adds depth on each side. Concealed lighting picks out the stone and displayed objects.
A small floating wood-toned console sits below a television on a muted blue panel. A narrow display section adds storage without turning the entire wall into cabinetry.
A long sage console runs beneath the television, while oak-toned vertical strips and a small display shelf add texture to one side. The pale background keeps the unit from feeling bulky.
A pale, horizontally textured stone-look panel frames the television above a long charcoal console. Open shelving at one side adds display space, while the surrounding wall remains restrained.
Petrol-blue cabinetry surrounds the television with open wood-toned bookshelves and closed lower cupboards. The screen becomes part of a library wall rather than the only object on display.
An ivory stone-look wall and a long burgundy console give this large TV unit a strong horizontal composition. Wood-toned side panels and restrained lighting add depth without surrounding the screen with display objects.
The television sits against a sculptural stone-look panel, framed by flowing wood-toned shelves and concealed lighting. The curved composition makes the wall decorative even when the screen is off.