Here Are 14 Best TV Wall Designs For Any Room Of Your Home

One of the most common TV wall designs used today is a wooden wall panel. It not only highlights your wall but also gives the whole room a neutral and earthy element that balances the area. It's easy on the eyes and looks good without taking up too much space. We suggest picking a solid wood colour in a medium-dark stain to bring some warmth to your living room. You can choose to wall mount your TV on this panel or keep it simple and keep your television on a console. If you choose the former, we suggest adding a floating shelf for storage so that the remote doesn't get lost in your sofa!

For a minimal TV wall idea, we suggest adding some floating shelves around your wall-mounted TV. It's easy to go overboard with the shelves but keep in mind the idea is to make it look simple, classy, minimal instead of cluttering the space unnecessarily. On these shelves, you can add a vase or a planter with a showpiece to complete the look. This idea also works if you have a lot of tech around your TV, like a home theatre, a fancy sound system or gaming consoles, as keeping your TV wall design minimal would balance it out. 

TV walls don't have to be the same old, the best TV wall designs focus more on customisation and utility. It's always smart to go for things that make the most of the available space, especially since you'll have it for a long time. If you have a small space, we think it's extremely smart to mount your TV on a rotatable partition wall; you use it as a partition when you require more privacy and don't when you need more space. This rotatable design is by Neogenesis+Studi0261.

You could go for a rustic and industrial look and add a brick wall. It's a great way to add an accent wall and gives a pop of earthy colour to the room. It is one of the most loved TV wall ideas currently, as it looks grungy, homely and classic all at once. It may seem tricky to create this wall, but it's actually not; you can easily add brick tile stickers to get this rustic charm. You can also choose to paint the wall since the texture is interesting by itself.

If you're like us and always in need of storage, then a TV panel with built-in storage is the route you should take. You can choose to go for any type of storage, be it drawers, cabinets, or open shelves for all kinds of storage like books, throws, plants and more. You could also use this in-built storage to display decor and items close to your heart. You could display old DVDs of movies you love, books, souvenirs, small planters or ceramics. Make sure you stick to a colour scheme against a neutral background since adding too many elements could give the wall a cluttered look. 

Adding photos near your TV area is a good idea—you'll be looking in this direction often, and it's always good to have some memories around. It also makes the wall more personalised and sparks conversations even when the television is off. This design is also pretty simple and affordable to achieve; wall mount your TV and just play around with different sizes of photo frames till you like one and add images! 

You can never go wrong with adding some lights! A backlit TV wall is a great way to incorporate mood lighting without it being visible. You can choose to add LED colour-changing strips to either the wall-mounted TV itself or choose to have a proper TV unit with a wooden ply and some shelves for storage. Another idea would be to add lighting to the shelves instead of the back of the TV unit, which allows you to add more showpieces and accents to your home. Whichever route you choose to take, we're pretty sure it'll look good!

If you don't want the television to always be visible in your room or living area, then choose a hidden TV panel. This basically means that you can choose a floating wooden structure with cabinet-style doors or sliding doors to conceal the TV when not in use. We've seen multiple people adding photo frames around their TV to make it look like art when not in use; and it's smart to hide it in plain sight if you ask us. 

If you're someone who just cannot compromise on sound, and sound from the TV doesn't cut it for you, then you'll probably be adding speakers to your TV panel. Your design should incorporate these speakers either on the wall or on a low console table. We feel it's best to add big speakers in the front and smaller ones throughout the room for a spatial audio experience. 

An unconventional choice for home interiors, cement TV walls are excellent if you like a rustic, industrial finish to your homes. Since it's so basic, you get the option to do it up seasonally as per the colours and art of your choice ever so often, or keep it classic with black furniture and accents. 

Few things look as stunning as marble, and if it looks so great on countertops and floors, why not on an accent wall? A marble wall is one of those TV wall ideas that looks luxurious effortlessly. Pick a neutral colour that'll stay timeless as the years go by. 

If you have a thing for plants and can't seem to find enough space around your home or balcony, how about setting up a nature-inspired, greenery-filled TV wall? You could get pretty plants like succulents, snake plants, fiddle leaf figs and a few flowering pots with small flowers and create your own miniature indoor garden. You could also match your pots or get miniature planters for your succulents. 

A lot can be done with leftover wood while doing up a home, one of them being a geometric TV wall. Just gather all the panels and make an interesting geometric pattern to go on your TV wall. You'll be surprised to see how put together this looks, while giving off an abstract vibe. Paint it in a bright colour to make the pattern stand out. 

A board and batten pattern stands the test of time, even when all other design ideas fade away. Since the wooden panels create a structure on the walls, it's great for mounting your TV on to it. Keep it simple and go with a white, or a stunning teal works well with this design too. 

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