01L-shaped corner TV wall unit
Shelves wrap around both walls, with the TV mounted at the angle. Great storage.
Corner TV unit design: 11 ideas for halls and small rooms
TV units that fit into a corner and free up wall space in compact living rooms.
A corner TV unit design is a smart answer for living rooms where walls are taken up by doors, windows or the sofa. Placing the TV in a corner can also make viewing easier from an L-shaped sofa. With the right unit, the corner becomes a neat media and display zone.
Here are 11 corner TV designs for halls and bedrooms.
02Triangular corner TV cabinet
A compact triangular cabinet tucks into the corner with a TV on top or above.
03Angled wall panel
A panel built diagonally across the corner hides wiring behind it.
04Corner TV unit for hall with open shelves
Floating shelves on the side wall display decor beside the TV.
Swivel-mounted TV in a living room corner
05Swivel TV mount
A swivel mount lets you turn the TV towards the sofa or dining table.
Corner TV unit with closed lower cabinets
06Corner unit with closed cabinets
Closed cabinets hide set-top boxes, routers and clutter.
Small corner TV unit opposite a bed
07Bedroom corner TV
A small corner unit opposite the bed saves wall space in bedrooms.
Corner TV unit with built-in speaker niches
08Corner TV with speaker niches
Built-in niches for speakers create a mini home theatre.
Fluted panel behind a corner-mounted TV
09Corner TV with fluted panel
A fluted panel behind the corner TV adds texture.
Corner TV cabinet with a glass display section
10Corner TV cabinet interior design with glass
A glass-fronted section displays collectibles next to the TV.
Slim floating shelf under a corner TV
11Minimal corner floating unit
A slim floating shelf under a corner TV keeps the look light.
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How to choose a corner TV unit
- Check viewing angles from the main sofa; corners suit L-shaped seating.
- Measure the TV size: the diagonal must fit the corner without blocking windows or doors.
- Plan wiring: put sockets and conduits in the corner before building.
- Avoid glare from nearby windows.
- Mount at eye level: the centre of the screen at roughly seated eye height (about 42 inches from the floor).
Materials and rough cost factors
- Size and shape: L-shaped units cost more than triangular cabinets.
- Material: termite-treated ply with laminate or veneer.
- Mounts: swivel mounts cost more than fixed ones.
- Lighting and glass add cost.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Is a corner TV unit a good idea?
Yes, when wall space is limited or you have an L-shaped sofa. It can also make viewing easier from more seats.
What size TV fits a corner unit?
Most corners fit 43–55 inch TVs. Measure the diagonal space and check doors and windows nearby.
How do I hide wires in a corner TV unit?
Plan conduits and sockets in the corner before installation, and use an angled panel or cabinet to hide them.
Can I put a corner TV in the bedroom?
Yes, a small corner unit opposite the bed saves wall space for the wardrobe.
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