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Top 5 TV Furniture 2020: Our Hit List
In 2020, Livarea is excited to present its personal Top 5 TV furniture. This selection features a mix of proven and new products. When furnishing or redesigning a living space, the television and its optimal placement or position in the centre of the living room continue to play a significant role. This often raises the question of how to address this challenge practically and aesthetically. Here, our five candidates can be a valuable source of inspiration.
Place 5: A Scandinavian-style lowboard of Spanish manufacture
This designer TV lowboard by Mario Ruiz combines simple forms with high-quality materials. The vertically arranged accordion-style slats and the very thin, glossy top panel immediately catch the eye. The handleless flap doors open and close by pressing on the front. The solid walnut slats serve a dual function: on the one hand, they allow audio/video devices located behind the doors to be controlled by remote, and on the other hand, they can dissipate heat from the interior to the outside.
Place 4: The Lowboard Configurator for Solid Wood Enthusiasts
Take an Italian designer lowboard and give it a solid look. This creates an interesting contrast between nature and modernity. This piece of furniture, made entirely from German oak, can be used as a floor-standing or wall-mounted version – width, height, and depth are available to choose from according to your taste. The flap doors on the front open and close via a recessed handle. Gluing using the finger-joint method prevents significant warping of the solid wood.
Place 3: The Configurator for the Creative TV Furniture Enthusiast
If you wish to have a significant influence on the design of your TV lowboard and appreciate the Venetian blind look, you can play designer yourself with this configurator. Up to five modules can be selected and combined. Drawers and doors open and close via the slatted fronts. The choice is further expanded by the options of a floor-standing or wall-mounted version.
Place 2: Your Dream Lowboard through an Innovative Modular System
The timeless and modern design of this lowboard configurator adapts to any living ambience. Thanks to the successful modular system, there are diverse assembly options – up to three modules can be selected, wall-mounted or floor-standing. The flap doors, lacquered in matt or glossy colours, open and close using push-to-open technology.
Place 1: A Lowboard with Swivelling TV Panel as a Room Divider
This lowboard can be much more than just a TV solution. It can also separate the dining room from the living room. If you want to continue watching a series or film on the sofa after dinner, you can easily do so by swivelling the panel. A visual treat is the processed oak veneer and its clearly prominent grain. The flap door with its beautiful and warm-looking wood aesthetic opens and closes by pressing on the front.
Mira Celini
Interior Designer at LivareaAs an interior designer at Livarea – since 2012 one of Germany's leading online shops for designer furniture – I help customers create their dream homes. My tips come straight from practice: honest, inspiring, and always with an eye for the extraordinary.
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