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A closer look at our oak TV cabinets

Our collection of TV cabinets is designed to keep living spaces calm and considered, offering practical storage for everyday technology without letting it dominate the room. Each TV cabinet balances proportion and craftsmanship with the details you need behind the scenes, including discreet cable management and ventilation to help equipment work properly.

Within the range, you will find both compact and larger designs, so it is easy to choose a piece that suits your space. A well-made media unit provides a place for a television, but also keeps consoles, routers and accessories neatly organised, with cupboards and shelves that reduce visual clutter. Many designs also work well as a TV media unit, offering a clean surface above and purposeful storage below.

Materials are chosen for their longevity and natural character. An oak TV unit brings warmth and texture through the grain of the wood, while other finishes offer a softer, more understated look that sits comfortably alongside upholstered seating and wider living room furniture. Designed to pair naturally with our coffee tables, side tables and storage pieces, our TV cabinets and media units help create a cohesive room that feels relaxed and well balanced.

Made to last and easy to live with, these pieces bring together practical function and timeless design, allowing the living room to feel like a place to unwind first, with technology kept neatly in its place.

TV cabinets & media units FAQ's

A TV cabinet is usually a single, self-contained piece designed to support a television and keep equipment neatly stored below. A media unit is often more configurable. Designs like the Chawton can combine different modules, such as glazed or sliding-door storage with an open base and TV cabinet, creating a more fitted look with the flexibility of freestanding furniture. Media units also tend to offer broader storage for books and display, not just technology, and may include practical details such as hidden, height-adjustable feet for stability.

Choose a TV cabinet that feels balanced with both the television and the room. The top should provide stable support, and the overall proportions should suit your seating distance and wall space. In smaller rooms, a more compact media unit, such as the Henley, can keep the layout light, while larger spaces can accommodate wider designs with extra storage. Always allow clearance for doors and drawers to open comfortably, and consider what you need to store inside.

A media unit works best where it supports comfortable viewing without dominating the room. Position it on a wall that allows a clear sightline from the sofa, and leave enough space around it for circulation. If possible, avoid placing it too close to radiators or heat sources. Pairing a media unit with coffee tables and side tables helps the seating area feel cohesive, with everyday items kept close without adding visual clutter.

Yes, good ventilation and discreet cable routing help equipment perform well and keep the room looking calm. Well-designed TV cabinets allow heat to disperse and cables to stay organised, reducing tangles and visual noise. Many of our designs include cut-out shelf sections for ventilation, an open back panel for easy cable routing, key-hole shaped funnels to guide cables, and timber ledges at the back to support multi-plug adapters.