Entertainment Center

Entertainment centers organize televisions, media equipment, and storage into cohesive furniture systems. From wall-spanning units to compact consoles, these pieces manage the technological realities of modern living while maintaining design aesthetics. As televisions have flattened and mounted on walls, traditional bulky entertainment centers have evolved into lower media consoles, modular systems, and integrated wall units.

Key Characteristics

✓TV mounting or placement surface
✓Component storage and organization
✓Cable management features
✓Multiple configuration options
✓Various size scales
✓Open and closed storage

Types & Variations

Media console (low, TV-supporting)

Wall unit (floor-to-ceiling)

Modular system (configurable pieces)

Floating entertainment unit (wall-mounted)

Armoire-style (doors conceal TV)

Common Materials

WoodEngineered woodMetalGlassLaminate

Works Well With These Styles

Modern Transitional Contemporary Scandinavian Industrial

Placement & Usage Tips

Center the TV at seated eye level—typically 42 inches from floor to screen center. Allow ventilation for equipment. Position to minimize glare from windows.

💡 Pro Tip

Measure your equipment and plan storage before purchasing. Account for gaming consoles, streaming devices, sound bars, and anything else that needs homes. Adjustable shelves provide flexibility as equipment changes.