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TV Unit · Serene Minimal

Chalk Minimal Wall-mounted floating TV Unit Design

Nothing decorative survives unless it also does work. Long uninterrupted planes, shadow-gap joints, one quiet grain. A media wall hides an untidy problem: cables, boxes, speakers and a black rectangle. We plan the services first so the finished wall reads as joinery, not as electronics.

Wall-mounted floating interior in the Serene Minimal style
CustomisableEvery module redrawn to your room, not picked off a shelf
Lifetime warranty*On modular cabinetry, hardware and factory finishes
Easy EMIsSplit the project across the build, interest options available
45-day deliveryFrom design sign-off to handover on standard scopes
4.5 ratingAverage handover score across completed residences

Specification

TV Unit design details

DetailSpecification
LayoutWall-mounted floating
StyleSerene Minimal
PaletteChalk · Pale Oak · Linen
Panel finishChalk laminate, handleless
ConsoleWall-hung, 300mm deep
Cable strategyConcealed conduit in the wall
LightingCove wash above the panel
Home sizeRoom dimension
1 BHK6×4 feet
2 BHK8×5 feet
3 BHK10×6 feet
4 BHK12×7 feet
4+ BHK / Villa14×8 feet or a full partition
Storage features
  • Two drawers for remotes and game controllers
  • A ventilated bay for the set-top box
  • Concealed sub-woofer recess
Special features
  • A floating console with nothing touching the floor
  • A 6mm shadow gap between panel and wall
  • The screen recessed so it sits flush

Ideal forCompact living rooms where the wall must stay visually light

Questions

TV Unit questions

What height should a wall-mounted television be?

Screen centre at roughly 1,050mm from the floor for normal seating. Mounting it above a fireplace or too high forces your neck up and gets uncomfortable within an hour.

How do I hide the cables properly?

Run a 50mm conduit inside the wall from the screen position to the console bay before plastering. Retro-fitting means either surface trunking or a service void built into the joinery.

Should the TV unit run the full wall width?

In rooms under about 12 feet, yes — a full-width composition looks deliberate. In wider rooms a centred unit with breathing space either side reads better.

Does a media wall need ventilation?

Any closed bay holding a set-top box or an amplifier needs a rear opening of at least 50mm and preferably a perforated back. Heat is what kills that equipment.

Can the TV unit double as a room divider?

Yes, and it works well in open-plan flats. Build it as a double-sided partition with the screen on one face and open shelving on the other, and fix it to the floor and ceiling.

Next step

Build this tv unit.

Send the floor plan and the room dimensions. We come back with this design adapted to your space and priced line by line.