Whether you want to mount your TV on to the wall or place it on a stand, a TV console is saviour and adds to your entertainment experience. A good TV console design will not only enhance the look of your living room, but also provide adequate storage for media essentials. Catch-up on your favourite TV shows or binge-watch timeless classics when you have your media set-up just right. From sleek wall mounted to glossy freestanding ones, we present to you, our latest collection of console designs for your living room.
Compact mid-century modern TV console
When you do not want to occupy a lot of space in your living room but still need some storage, this small TV console stand will come handy. With splayed legs and a solid wood frame, this mid-century modern style TV console design is sleek yet functional. It is also a sturdy addition to your living room. This type of Rattan TV Cabinet comes at a great price too.
Glossy black TV console
If you’re a movie buff or love listening to your favourite music with great sound quality, this TV console design will appeal to you. With ample surface space, this TV console can hold all your dear records and media essentials in place. Get a matching home theater system to make it all look like one unit. Glossy black finish adds a modern look to this space.
Wood and white TV console with shelves
This is complete with light laminates that are paired up with white. Easy on the eye and filled with storage, this elaborate TV unit comes with open shelves and cabinets. Elevated on a platform with wooden rafters on one side, this TV console design is sectioned-off. Place speakers and plants to fill up the area.
What Is It?
also known as a buffet table, is a long, low piece of furniture that's usually placed in a dining room to store and display items. It's also used as an extra surface for serving food. You'll find sideboards and buffets are versatile enough to have in a living room, an entryway, and a hallway as a storage and display piece, as well. You may even decide to repurpose a long, low bureau or a console with a drawer by moving it into your dining room to function as a sideboard or buffet.
What Is It Used For?
A buffet or a sideboard is designed to provide ample storage for your formal and special occasion dishes, flatware, and linens you'd usually use in a dining room. It also serves as a surface area for placing dishes or trays of food. When it's not in serving mode, the top surface is usually used to display a symmetrical array of decorative accents, such as candles, lamps, and artwork.
The best for you will be one that works for your budget, is solidly constructed, fits in your space and has a style you’ll love for years. There are some core factors you should consider when choosing a good one.
First, be wary of giving into trends, said Christophe Pourny, a master furniture restorer and the author of “The Furniture Bible,” who noted that a good table should last at least five to 10 years. “If you get something too funky, with too many weird details, one day you may wake up and wonder what you were thinking,” he said. “Keep it simple and sturdy.”
A note on chairs for your new table: If you don’t have already, the most important thing is to make sure the new ones fit at the table. “People used to always buy tables and chairs as sets, but don’t do that as much anymore,” explained Ms. Harris. If you’re starting from scratch and buying online, Mr. Russell suggested buying as a set, but if you’re in-store, you can try out different floor models. “People should feel free to mix and match,” Mr. Pourny suggested. In a small space, he also recommends buying extra chairs and using them in other rooms when you don’t need them at the table to save space.
