The Complete Guide to TV Console Design in Singapore 2026

The TV console is one of the most visible pieces of furniture in your home. It anchors the living room, and how it is designed affects how the entire space feels. Here is a complete guide to getting it right in 2026.

The Three Main Types

Floating TV console: Wall-mounted, no legs. Creates a clean, airy look. Storage is visible (so organisation matters). Cost: ,500 to ,000 depending on size and material.

Floor-standing TV console: Sits on the floor. More storage capacity. Hides cables easily. Cost: ,000 to ,000.

Full-wall carpentry unit: Floor to ceiling, wall to wall. Combines TV console, display shelves, and storage in one integrated piece. The most dramatic visual impact and the most functional. Cost: ,000 to 2,000.

The Feature Wall Question

Most Singaporeans today design their TV console as part of a feature wall — with a material backdrop behind the TV that creates a focal point. Popular choices in 2026 include fluted panels, stone cladding, and timber slats.

Cable Management

This is the detail that separates a good installation from a great one. Cables should be completely hidden — routed through the wall or through internal channels in the carpentry. Ask your carpenter specifically how they handle cable management before signing.

Sizing Your TV Console

A common mistake is undersizing the console relative to the TV. As a rule, the console should be wider than the TV. For a 65-inch TV (roughly 145cm wide), the console should be at least 160cm wide, ideally 180cm or more.

Come to our Jalan Kayu showroom to see full-size TV console displays across all three types. It is the best way to understand what will work in your space.