A bedroom TV unit should be slim, calm and easy to live with: it is the wall you look at from the bed every evening. Unlike the living room, a bedroom rarely has space for a large unit, so the best designs are wall-mounted or built into the wardrobe wall. Here are bedroom TV unit ideas for Indian homes.

Parents bedroom TV wall with wooden flooring and floating console, Chethan house interior, Sarjapur–Hosur Road
3D design visualisation prepared for a ModScale client, not a photograph of a completed home. See the full design.

Bedroom TV unit ideas

Slim wall panel with a floating ledge

A laminate, veneer or fluted panel behind the TV and a narrow floating ledge for a set-top box. It takes almost no floor space.

TV within the wardrobe wall

A niche in the middle of a full-height wardrobe holds the TV, with wardrobes on both sides. This uses one wall for both storage and viewing.

Marble or stone-finish panel

For a master bedroom, a marble-finish panel with backlit shelves makes the TV wall a feature.

Master bedroom TV wall in black marble with carved round panel, Sidhartha Shankar house interior, Kanakapura Road
3D design visualisation prepared for a ModScale client, not a photograph of a completed home. See the full design.

TV and study combination

A long ledge that works as a TV console on one side and a study desk on the other.

TV and dresser combination

A dresser with a mirror beside the TV panel, sharing the same finish.

Height and placement

  • Mount the TV on the wall opposite the bed, with the centre of the screen around 4 to 4.5 feet from the floor, depending on the bed height.
  • Avoid placing it opposite a window, where glare is a problem.
  • Keep the panel colour calm; a bright or glossy TV wall is distracting at night.

More on heights in TV unit size and height guide.

Master bedroom TV wall in marble finish with backlit display shelves, Shivashankar Reddy villa interior, Bellandur
3D design visualisation prepared for a ModScale client, not a photograph of a completed home. See the full design.

Wiring

Run a concealed conduit from the ledge to the TV, with sockets behind the screen and a switch you can reach from the bed. Plan it before panels or wardrobes go in.

See also master bedroom design and modern TV unit design.

Frequently asked questions

Where should the TV be in a bedroom?

On the wall opposite the bed, away from windows to avoid glare, with the centre of the screen around 4 to 4.5 feet from the floor.

Can a TV be built into a wardrobe?

Yes. A TV niche in the middle of a full-height wardrobe wall saves space and keeps the room tidy.

What size TV suits a bedroom?

Most bedrooms suit a 32 to 43-inch TV, or 50 to 55 inches in a large master bedroom, depending on the distance from the bed.

Should a bedroom TV unit have storage?

A small ledge or drawer for the set-top box and remotes is usually enough; keep the unit slim.

Is it good to have a TV in the bedroom?

It is a personal choice. If you want one, keep the unit calm and simple so the bedroom still feels restful.

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