01Wooden TV panel
A slim walnut or oak panel behind the TV adds warmth and hides the wires. Laminate on termite-treated ply is the practical choice.
TV panel design for the bedroom: 10 ideas
Slim TV panels that keep the bedroom calm and uncluttered.
A TV panel design for the bedroom should be quieter than in the living room. Bedrooms need calm, so slim panels, hidden wires and soft finishes work best.
Here are 10 bedroom TV panel ideas.
02Floating shelf only
A shelf under the TV for the set-top box.
TV niche in a wardrobe
03TV in the wardrobe
A niche in the wardrobe for the TV.
Fluted panel behind a bedroom TV
04TV panel design latest: fluted texture
Fluted panels are the latest look for bedroom TV walls: soft vertical texture in oak, beige or sage that catches the light.
Sliding panel covering a TV
05Sliding cover panel
Hides the TV when not in use.
Fabric panel behind a TV
06Fabric panel
Soft and sound-absorbing.
07Simple TV wall paint
A darker paint panel behind the TV.
Backlit bedroom TV panel
08Backlit panel
Soft back light reduces eye strain.
TV above a dresser
09TV with dresser below
A dresser doubles as a TV unit.
Corner TV mount in a bedroom
10Corner bedroom TV
A corner mount saves wall space.
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How to plan a bedroom TV wall
- Viewing height: screen centre at eye level from the bed.
- Distance: about 1.5–2.5 times the screen size.
- Hide wires with conduits.
- Keep it calm: avoid busy patterns.
- Vastu: many families avoid a TV directly facing the bed or cover it when off.
Slim LCD panels for the bedroom wall
An LCD panel in a bedroom should be slimmer and quieter than in the living room. Keep it about 1.2 to 1.5 times the width of the TV, mount the screen at eye level from the bed, and run all wires through a conduit behind the panel. A shallow shelf below holds the set-top box without needing a full TV unit.
Materials and rough cost factors
- Panel material.
- Size and lighting.
- Sliding covers.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How high should a TV be in a bedroom?
So the screen centre is at eye level when sitting or lying in bed.
What is a simple TV wall design for a bedroom?
A slim wooden panel with a floating shelf and hidden wires.
Can a TV be placed inside a wardrobe?
Yes, a wardrobe niche is a neat space-saver.
Should a TV face the bed?
Practically yes; Vastu-following families often cover it when not in use.
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