TV Units
TV Units
A good TV unit doesn’t just hold your screen — it anchors your space, hides the mess, and works hard while looking good. Whether you're into late-night movies or Saturday sports, your entertainment unit deserves as much thought as your sofa. So we’ve designed ours with both form and function in mind.
Different TV units for every need
From low-slung silhouettes to storage-packed statement pieces, there's a setup for every kind of living room (and every kind of binge-watcher).
- Lowline TV units: These sit close to the ground, giving you breathing space while doubling as sleek storage. Perfect if you're wall-mounting your TV or living small in a city apartment. Try one in a space-saving layout to keep things tidy without losing style.
- Wall units: Need more storage or want your TV to feel built in? Wall units do the job. Use open shelves for decor or books, or close things off for a clean look. These are made for bigger spaces and bigger setups.
Check out our breakdown of the best TV units to consider.
Skip the guesswork for your TV unit size
Measure twice, buy once. Here’s how to get the proportions right and avoid neck strain or a lopsided layout.
- Mount your TV around 105 cm from the floor to the screen centre for the comfiest view.
- Keep your unit no more than 30 cm below the screen for a seamless look.
- Sofas should sit about 2.5 m away from your screen. Match long TV units with sectionals, and smaller units with a 2-seater sofa.
TV unit materials that do more
It’s not just about looks — materials matter. The right texture or finish can shape the feel of your whole room.
- Wood: Timeless and warm. Think walnut for richness, or oak for a light, Scandi-inspired space. A wooden TV unit brings natural texture into your setup.
- Metal accents: Want edge or elegance? Black legs = bold contrast. Brass handles = quiet luxury. These finishes can tie in with lighting, hardware, or frames.
FAQ
They’re often used interchangeably, but here’s the breakdown: a TV stand typically refers to a simpler, more compact piece that holds your TV. A TV unit or entertainment unit is the broader category — it might include added storage, shelving, or even a place for your soundbar. A TV console leans more stylish, usually longer and lower, often designed to blend into modern interiors while keeping clutter tucked away. Different names, same mission: to make your screen feel at home.
Start with balance. Anchor one side with a stack of books or a small sculpture, then offset with a plant or candle on the other. Keep the middle low and clear so it doesn’t compete with the screen. Use trays to corral remotes or tech, and don’t be afraid of negative space — it lets the eye rest. Whether you’re into minimalism or maximal vibes, the goal is to make the unit feel like it belongs in the room, not just beneath the TV.
The sweet spot is at eye level when you’re seated. That usually means mounting your TV so the centre of the screen sits around 105 cm from the floor. Too high and you’ll crane your neck; too low and it can throw off the balance of your space. Pair it with a TV unit that sits no more than 30 cm below for a setup that feels natural and grounded.
While we strive to reach every corner of the AU, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check if your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your postcode on the product page of interest. For more information, please visit our delivery page.
We offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects for our TV cabinets and entertainment units. The duration of the warranty varies depending on the specific product, and you can find detailed information on our dedicated product warranty page. Additionally, if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, we have a return policy. Please refer to our sales and refunds page for eligibility, timelines, and procedures.
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