TV Units & Entertainment Units

Explore our range of TV units designed for Australian living rooms, combining practical storage with modern designs to suit different spaces. Whether you need a compact TV cabinet, lowline TV stand or spacious entertainment unit, our collection brings together options for different television sizes and layouts. Choose from oak, walnut, white and black finishes, alongside fluted and extendable designs. Browse sizes from 160cm to 270cm, with drawers, open shelving and space for remotes, gaming consoles and media accessories. Compare dimensions, materials and storage features to find the right TV unit for your home. Complete your living room with matching coffee tables, comfortable sofas and lounges and complementary living room furniture. Whether you're furnishing a small apar

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Choosing the Right TV Unit Size for Your Screen 

Nailing the right dimensions is the single most important factor when choosing a TV unit for your lounge room. As a rule, your TV unit should extend wider than your TV display to establish visual balance and avoid a top-heavy layout. If you own a typical 65-inch television, look for a robust media cabinet measuring a minimum of 160cm across, while 75-inch and 85-inch screens sit best on units of 180cm to 200cm — browse our TV unit size guide for more detailed recommendations. 

Beyond creating a secure and stable foundation, this extra length gives you plenty of surface area to arrange décor or keep soundbars and gaming consoles neatly positioned next to your screen. If floor space is limited, explore our range of wall-mounted floating TV units for a streamlined, minimalist layout — or discover an extendable TV unit if you need flexible configurations that adapt to your room's changing layout. 

Durable Materials and Finishes 

Our curated collection of TV units is crafted from premium materials built to withstand the weight of heavy electronics while resisting everyday wear and tear. From the natural warmth of an oak TV unit and rich walnut veneers to the sleek, industrial look of a black entertainment unit or a crisp, modern white TV console, we offer finishes that suit both traditional and contemporary Australian homes. 

When choosing a material, consider how it will interact with existing textures, such as the upholstery of your accent armchairs or the weave of your large textured floor rugs — for more inspiration on elevating your room's look, explore our guide on going from "TV stand" to statement piece . Additionally, consider pairing your new TV cabinet with a matching coffee table to anchor the centre of the room. 

Maximising Storage and Cable Management 

A cluttered entertainment space can quickly ruin the relaxing atmosphere of your lounge. The best entertainment units feature intelligent storage solutions, including deep drawers for hiding away video games, remotes, and instruction manuals, as well as open shelving for displaying soundbars. 

Crucially, look for designs that incorporate built-in cable management — such as discreet, pre-drilled access holes in the rear panels — allowing you to route thick power cords and HDMI cables cleanly out of sight. For more tips on keeping your setup tidy, read our minimalist's guide to hidden tech . 

Care and Maintenance for Longevity 

Keeping your TV stand looking its best is simple. For timber and veneer finishes, simply wipe the surface down weekly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth to prevent dust build-up around your electronics. 

Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip protective coatings. If you need to remove stubborn marks, use a lightly damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one. Regularly checking that the TV console legs remain securely tightened will also ensure your expensive electronics stay safe and fully supported. 

FAQs

Which material is best for TV units in the Australian climate

Solid American Oak brings natural warmth and can be refinished, though like all solid timber it moves slightly with seasonal humidity. High-density engineered timber is more dimensionally stable, making it the more resilient pick for coastal or humid homes.

How do I style a modern TV unit?

Group decorative objects in odd numbers — the "rule of three" — to create visual balance. For a cohesive interior, coordinate the timber finish with your modern coffee table , contemporary sofa or sideboard & buffet to unify the room.

I want to wall-mount my unit — how do I install it safely?

Fix into timber studs, masonry or plasterboardusing fixings rated above the unit's loaded weight. Our installation guide covers the steps, and you can browse all floating TV units here.

How do I choose the right TV unit size for my living room?  

Expert recommendation: Start by measuring your wall space, TV width and the clearance you’d like around the unit for a balanced look. A  TV unit that is slightly wider than your television usually creates a more polished, designer-style setup, while still giving you room for décor, speakers or media accessories.

What storage features should I look for in a TV unit?

Pro tip: Think about how you use your entertainment area every day. If you like a streamlined look, choose a design with drawers or cabinets to tuck away remotes, gaming accessories and everyday items. If you want easy access to consoles or styling pieces, open shelving is a great choice. Many shoppers love a mix of both for the best of function and display appeal.

Are TV units with cable management worth it?

Yes. Pre-drilled cable ports let you route power cords and HDMI cables out of sight rather than leaving them draped across the back of the unit.It'sa small detail that makes a noticeable difference to how finished the setup looks.

Should I choose a freestanding or wall-mounted entertainment unit?

Pro tip: Choose based on the look and layout you want to achieve. Freestanding TV units are versatile and easy to position, making them ideal for flexible room styling. Wall-mounted or floating styles create a sleek, contemporary feel and can make your space appear more open. Both options can look stunning when paired with the right proportions and décor.

Which TV unit finish works best with Australian interior styles?

Expert recommendation: For a bright and airy aesthetic, white and light timber finishes pair beautifully with coastal, Scandinavian and modern Australian interiors. Black finishes bring depth and a bold contemporary edge, while natural oak and timber tones add warmth and timeless character. A great approach is to match your TV unit to your flooring, coffee table or accent pieces for a cohesive look.

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