Designing your living room might be challenging when you have a television, but there are many inventive ways to arrange a TV wall so that it complements the rest of the space.
The entire room can be improved by taking the time to create a beautiful TV wall that is both practical and fashionable. Paint, wallpaper, tile, wood paneling, or a textured finish can all be used to adorn a TV wall. Make a media wall with open shelves surrounding the TV to showcase décor items and built-in cupboards to conceal cables.
To build a TV wall that blends in with the decor, incorporate a wall of bookshelves or a fireplace. For a more upscale look, add integrated LED lights or bespoke paint colors to your TV wall.
For inspiration, look through these TV wall designs in various sizes and shapes.
Colorful Tile TV Wall
Enhance your TV wall with a vibrant and stylish approach so that the screen doesn’t become the main focus. Gray Space Interiors achieved a balanced look by combining a linear fireplace with a TV of the same width on a medium blue square tile wall.
To add depth, the surrounding walls are painted a deep midnight blue and decorated with artwork, plants, and other decorative elements.
Farmhouse TV Wall
Create harmony in your living space by flanking your TV wall with built-ins. Michelle Berwick Design incorporated a sturdy wooden mantel that matches the ceiling beams and built-in shelves in this modern farmhouse living room, ensuring the TV blends seamlessly with the surroundings.
Shelves are adorned with framed photos, decorative objects, and greenery to maintain a visually dynamic space even when the TV is off.
Wood-Paneled TV Wall
Give your entertainment space a sleek, custom look by installing a recessed niche for your TV. Tina Ramchandani Creative designed this New York City living room with a dark wood veneer wall featuring visible grain, adding warmth and texture.
Minimalist TV Wall
For a clean and simple aesthetic, mount a Frame TV and place a floating wood shelf below it for balance. Calimia Home styled the shelf with minimal decor, including a vase with greenery and subtle decorative pieces to soften the look.
Wallpapered TV Wall
Transform your TV wall into a striking focal point by using bold wallpaper. Kendall Wilkinson Design opted for a high-contrast black-and-white abstract wallpaper that complements white walls and a colorful decor scheme in this spacious media room.
TV Wall Niche
Prevent your wall-mounted TV from protruding too much by designing a recessed niche. Louis Duncan-He Designs crafted a built-in space for a flat screen within a gray shiplap wall, seamlessly integrating it into this midcentury modern living room.
Bookshelf TV Wall
Combine functionality and style with a custom-built bookshelf that incorporates a dedicated TV space. Studio Peake designed this London living room with a white bookshelf that contrasts against a bright yellow wall, using colorful books as decorative accents.
Wood Slat TV Wall
For a bold and dynamic look, mount your TV and sound system onto a wood slat wall. Brophy Interiors used this approach in a home bar setting, adding texture and depth to the space.
Backlit TV Wall
Enhance your TV wall with ambient lighting for a high-end feel. Kendall Wilkinson Design incorporated custom LED backlighting for a soft, modern touch, but you can also opt for sconces to achieve a similar effect.
Coastal TV Wall
Achieve a breezy, beach-inspired aesthetic with light wood and open white shelving. Maite Granda complemented the theme with a beach scene displayed on the Frame TV, reinforcing the coastal vibe.
Contemporary TV Wall
Unify your TV wall with a built-in entertainment center featuring a sleek linear fireplace and integrated sound bar. Brophy Interiors contrasted black wood slats with white walls and light wood tones to create a modern yet warm atmosphere.
TV Wall With Cubbies
Add visual interest to your TV wall by decorating the background with wallpaper, tile, or a unique wall treatment. Brophy Interiors designed a recessed TV niche with a built-in console and side display cubbies for a refined, modern touch.
Navy Shiplap TV Wall
If you prefer not to make the TV the focal point, use dark accent walls to soften its presence. Brexton Cole Interiors designed a navy shiplap fireplace wall to subtly integrate the TV while maintaining a cozy ambiance.
Seasonal TV Wall
In a small space, your TV wall may be limited to a narrow section between windows. Liz Marie Blog framed a Frame TV to resemble artwork and added a picture light above it, allowing for seasonal decor changes.
Black TV Wall
Create a seamless look by painting your TV wall in a dark shade. Forbes + Masters used a black wood console and matching black-shaded lamps to make the setup feel sophisticated and streamlined.
Multi-Screen TV Wall
For gaming enthusiasts, design a high-end entertainment space with multiple screens and ample seating. Kendall Wilkinson Design created an upscale game room featuring a custom-built TV wall, a bar, and designated areas for different activities.
DIY TV Wall
Achieve a unique, budget-friendly TV wall with paint and thrifted frames. A Beautiful Mess created a DIY gallery wall with empty frames painted black, setting the TV atop a midcentury modern console.
Color-Blocked TV Wall
Use bold color-blocking to structure and integrate your TV. Brophy Interiors employed black and white contrast to make the TV feel like part of the design rather than a separate feature.
TV Wall Console
Create a casual home theater experience with a large sectional and a floating console. Kendall Wilkinson Design added a deep green wall-mounted console for a contemporary look with open and closed storage options.
Midcentury TV Wall
Blend modern technology with midcentury style by using the fireplace ledge for art and decor. Erin Williamson Design painted the ceiling black to balance the dark TV screen and complement the fireplace.
Textured TV Wall
Introduce texture with a concrete skim coat, limewash, or faux concrete wallpaper. Alvin Wayne added a carved wood console to enhance the layered aesthetic.
Bedroom TV Wall
Integrate a TV niche into built-in bedroom storage. Maite Granda designed a space-saving solution by placing a TV on a stand within a built-in chest of drawers.
Sage Green TV Wall
Use on-trend colors like sage green for a fresh and stylish TV wall. Brophy Interiors added vertical white shiplap behind the TV to enhance visual interest.
Basement Lounge TV Wall
Lighten up a dark TV wall with cane or metal mesh-front storage. Louis Duncan-He Designs balanced black and blue paint with warm-toned furniture and artwork for a cozy, modern vibe.
TV Wall Sconces
Dark built-in TV walls add contrast to bright rooms. Ursula Carmona of Home Made By Carmona painted family room built-ins midnight blue and installed brass sconces for warmth.
Modern TV Wall
For a sleek look, incorporate hidden storage and an integrated screen. Maite Granda designed a Florida living room with a streamlined entertainment center that blends into the space.
All-White TV Wall
Create a serene and cohesive space with an all-white TV wall. Mary Patton Design added colorful books and art to liven up the neutral backdrop.
Discreet TV Wall
Make the TV wall itself the focal point rather than the screen. Julie Rose for Velinda Hellen Design used dark blue walls and arranged furniture for conversation rather than TV viewing.
Standalone TV Wall
Add definition to an open-concept space with subtly patterned wallpaper. Forbes + Masters used a light print to highlight a freestanding TV wall in an apartment living area.
White Shiplap TV Wall
Keep things airy and bright with white shiplap and shaker-style cabinetry. Calimia Home left white space around the Frame TV for a minimalist effect.
TV Wall Lighting
Elevate your TV wall with warm built-in lighting. Kendall Wilkinson Design incorporated illuminated shelving and a coffered ceiling, painted in blue for a cohesive jewel-box effect.
TV Wall Floating Console
Anchor a large TV with a wall-mounted console for balance. Maite Granda installed a floating console in a long, narrow TV room to create visual structure.
White and Wood TV Wall
Mix white and natural wood tones for a versatile, modern TV wall. Michelle Berwick Design paired built-in shelving with a chunky wood mantel to bring warmth to the space.
Wet Bar TV Wall
Combine function and style by hanging your TV above a wet bar. Michelle Berwick Design used rust-colored tiles and light wood elements for a striking yet practical setup.
Mirrored TV Wall
Make a small space feel larger by placing a mirror behind the TV. Maite Granda used a floor-to-ceiling mirror to reflect natural light and enhance the sense of openness.