Quick facts
- Designed around the wall and television dimensions
- Can combine storage, display shelves and decorative panels
- Electrical points and cable routes should be considered before fabrication
- No-lighting designs can be specified where preferred
Start with the TV size and wall size
A TV wall should be proportioned to the television and the available wall. A large television on a narrow feature panel can feel crowded, while very small cabinetry around a large wall may feel unfinished. Share the TV size and full wall dimensions at the start.
Decide how much storage you actually need
Some clients want a mostly decorative wall; others need closed cabinets for electronics, games, documents or household items. The storage requirement affects the depth and visual weight of the design.
Plan power and cables
Existing sockets, data points, cable boxes and speaker wiring should be mapped before installation. Hiding cables is easier when the electrical plan is considered before the decorative panels and cabinetry are fixed.
Choose the finish combination
A TV wall can be kept minimal with one or two materials, or layered with fluted panels, marble-look surfaces, timber tones and contrasting cabinetry. Limiting the palette often makes a compact room feel cleaner.
Frequently asked questions
Can Glamorous build a TV wall without LED lighting?
Yes. Lighting is optional and a design can be specified with no LED lighting.
Do I need to know my TV size?
Yes. The television size helps determine the feature-panel proportions and mounting area.
Can storage be included?
Yes. Closed cabinets, drawers and open display areas can be incorporated depending on the wall and design.
Prices, stock, coverage, measurements and project conditions can change. Confirm the current details with Glamorous before payment or fabrication.