A TV is not an eye sore but sometimes it really doesn’t look cohesive in the space. In such cases most of designer solutions about TVs can be divided into 2 categories: hiding it or on the contrary, highlighting it. Today’s roundup will show you both ways to style a room with a TV and I’m sure that everyone will find a proper solution here.
How To Hide A TV?
Panels and doors are suitable for hiding your TV, and the main advantage is that when you aren’t using the TV, you’ll get beautiful décor and dramatic textures. You can either make a focal point of these panels or doors or not attract attention to them. The doors or panels can just open or even fold if it’s more comfortable for you. You may try to make panels and doors look like part of the wall to make the look as cohesive as possible.
Another idea is placing your TV inside a storage unit or shelving unit and adding some doors. A very creative way to go is to put a TV inside a chic vintage storage unit, a buffet or something like that. Modern shelving units taking part of the wall or the whole wall are also welcome, and the doors or sliding panels will hide your TV. You may also cover your TV on the wall with an artwork or even a macrame or fabric piece with some decor – such an idea fits a boho space.
A beautiful living room with mid-century modern furniture, a large storage unit hiding a TV and some art and lamps.
A boho living room with a fireplace, a rough wooden mantel and a TV over it hidden with a boho artwork is a cool idea.
A white storage unit hiding a TV is a cool and smart idea for a Scandinavian living room, and you can make it yourself.
An eclectic living room with a rich-stained storage unit hiding a TV behind its doors, with a vintage wooden table and rattan chairs.
Built-in storage units, a fireplace and a TV hidden inside of one of these units are a cool idea for a farmhouse space.
A TV hidden behind barn doors that fit in size is a cool idea for a rustic or farmhouse interior.
A TV hidden with two wooden doors with perforations is a creative decor idea for a rustic or farmhouse interior.
A TV placed over a fireplace and clad and hidden with a folding wooden panel are a cool combo for a modern interior.
A niche with a TV in the wall, white barn doors covering it and imitating the wall around.
A TV hidden with mirror doors and details is a very refined and chic solution for any interior, and mirrors reflect the light.
A TV hidden with a small vintage poster gallery wall is a clever solution with plenty of style, choose any artwork you like.
A TV clad with a small gallery wall featuring black and white photos is a cool idea for a modern interior, it looks nice and catchy.
A TV hidden with a small gallery wall of artwork is a cool idea for a modern space, and the artworks can be different.
A TV hidden with large rough barn doors are a great idea for a modern rustic or farmhouse interior.
A fireplace clad with stone tile, a TV over the fireplace and wooden barn doors hiding the TV.
A white wood clad wall with a niche for a TV and barn doors hiding the TV are a cool combo for a rustic or barn interior.
A large TV unit and a TV on the wall, with refined laser cut woodne panels that add interest and chic to the space.
A fireplace clad with stone and with a TV over the fireplace plus bold leaf panels to hide the TV.
A TV on the wall hidden with a large Egypt-inspired panel for a unique and quirky look in the living room.
A TV on the wall with a mirror box around it, with refined and chic doors with detailing is a super cool and catchy idea.
A TV hidden with a mirror box imitating windows is a cool and creative idea, and mirrors reflect the light and make the space larger.
A niche with a TV unit and a TV is hidden with rough wood doors is a cool idea for a modern space, it brings interest and texture.
A TV and TV unit hidden with large rough barn doors are great for a rustic interior, barn doors always work in such spaces.
A large storage unit with a TV integrated and planked wooden sliding doors hiding the whole unit.
A large bookcase with lights and refined fabric panels hiding the TV are a great idea for a sophisticated home office.
A black fireplace with a TV over it, a matching black panel to hide it and to match the fireplace, such a solution creates a cohesive look.
An oversized storage unit with a TV integrated inside and sleek white panels hiding this TV is a cool modern or contemporary idea.
A TV placed on the wall next to the fireplace, hidden with a large sleek panel imitating the wall.
A white paneled wall with a TV inside a niche and a panel covering the TV that perfectly matches the wall.
A TV hidden with whitewashed barn doors and with a matching TV unit under it is a cool solution for a boho or rustic space.
A white stone clad fireplace wiht a neutral mantel, a TV hidden with doors are a chic and cool combo for a modern space.
A TV hidden with a panel with artwork is a cool idea, artwork brings interest to the space, and makes the living room more chic.
A TV on the wall hidden with beautifully detailed doors that create a lovely and chic wall when closed.
A fireplace with a TV over it and sliding doors covering the TV are a lovely combo for a modern space.
How To Make A TV Cohesive?
A more modern idea is making your TV part of your decor, and here you will usually see exquisite gilded frames used on your TV to make it an artwork. More than that, some modern TVs offer an option of showing an artwork or a photo, so you can just imitate an artwork like that or even make your TV part of your gallery wall. Voila!
A fireplace and a framed TV over it, in a chic gilded frame, is a beautiful way to hide a TV right in sight and do it with style.
A farmhouse space wiht a gallery wall and a TV in a gilded frame becoming part of the gallery wall.
A farmhouse space with a fireplace, a TV on the wall and an artwork hiding the TV is a cool idea.
Pre-Made Solutions
You don’t always need to go fully custom—there are plenty of pre-made solutions out there that can save you time and money while still delivering that sleek, hidden look. These ready-made options are perfect if you want to keep things simple and stylish. However, they would be pricey.
TV Lift Cabinet
If you’re into gadgets (and who isn’t?), a motorized TV lift is the ultimate wow factor. These systems allow your TV to disappear into a cabinet, the ceiling, or even the floor at the push of a button. And the best part? You don’t have to worry about unsightly wires or mounting brackets ruining your room’s aesthetic.
Mirror TVs
Such TV is like the James Bond of home decor—sleek, functional, and a little bit mysterious. When it’s off, it’s just a mirror reflecting the room, adding elegance and light. It’s a clever way to keep your screen hidden until you need it.
Built-In Cabinets
Custom cabinetry is like the unsung hero of hidden TV solutions. I’ve seen some gorgeous designs where the cabinetry blends seamlessly with the room’s decor—no one would even guess a TV is tucked away in there. You can go with traditional hinged doors, sliding panels, or even retractable doors that tuck away neatly when open.