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Trending TV Unit Designs 2026 — Styles, Materials and Costs

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TV Unit Design · 14 March 2025 · By Suntew Interior Designers
Trending TV Unit Designs 2026 — Styles, Materials and Costs
The TV unit is the visual centrepiece of every living room. Here are the designs dominating Bangalore interiors in 2026 — and what each actually costs.

Why TV Unit Design Matters More Than Most Realise

The TV wall is the first thing anyone sees when they walk into a living room. A poorly designed TV wall — screen mounted on a painted wall, cables visible, a generic floating shelf below — makes an otherwise well-furnished room look unfinished. A well-designed TV wall — integrated panel treatment, concealed cables, appropriate storage, coordinated lighting — makes the whole room feel considered.

The good news: a TV wall upgrade is one of the most cost-effective single interventions available in any Bangalore living room. Rs.40,000–80,000 delivers a transformation that takes the room from generic to specific.

Top TV Unit Trends for 2026

Fluted panel entertainment walls: The dominant TV wall trend of 2026–2025 in Bangalore. Vertical ribbed panels in warm wood tones (walnut, teak, natural oak) behind the TV, extending from floor to ceiling and wall to wall. The three-dimensional texture creates shadow play that changes throughout the day. Paired with a floating shelf at 35–40cm height and LED backlighting behind the TV, the result is cinematic. Cost: Rs.40,000–1.5 lakhs depending on material and size.

Dark accent wall with floating unit: The most accessible TV wall upgrade. A deep navy, forest green, or charcoal accent wall with a simple floating shelf unit. No texture, no patterns — just committed colour and clean joinery. Cost for the unit plus paint: Rs.22,000–45,000.

Bookshelf integration: The entertainment wall extending to include open shelving on one or both sides of the TV. Books, plants, art, and family photographs built into the TV wall design. Creates a warm, lived-in focal point. Cost: Rs.45,000–1 lakh.

Stone or brick cladding panel: Natural stone panels or brick-effect tiles covering the TV wall. Heavy in texture and visual weight — works best in rooms with high ceilings or very large walls. Cost: Rs.35,000–1.2 lakhs.

Handleless entertainment wall with closed storage: A full-width wall-to-wall unit with closed cabinets below and open display niches flanking the TV. Handleless fronts in a matte finish. Maximum storage, clean aesthetic. Cost: Rs.55,000–1.5 lakhs.

TV Unit Cost in Bangalore — 2026

TypeBudgetMid-RangePremium
Floating shelf unit (6ft)Rs.18–28KRs.28–45KRs.45–80K
Fluted panel + shelf (floor to ceiling)Rs.40–55KRs.55–80KRs.80K–1.5L
Full entertainment wall with storageRs.45–65KRs.65K–1LRs.1–1.8L
Real wood slat wallRs.60–85KRs.85K–1.2LRs.1.2–2L

Prices include fabrication and installation. LED backlighting Rs.8,000–22,000 additional.

The Most Important Detail — Cable Management

Visible cables destroy the effect of even the most beautiful TV wall. Every Suntew TV unit includes a dedicated PVC conduit from the TV mounting point down through the wall to a concealed equipment compartment below — all cables route through it. Power points and HDMI connections sit inside the compartment, invisible from the front. This costs nothing additional if planned before fabrication. If retrofitted: Rs.3,000–6,000 and still looks slightly worse than planning it correctly from the start.

For TV unit design and installation in Bangalore and Mangalore, call Suntew at +91 89515 00340.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fluted panel entertainment walls — floor-to-ceiling vertical ribbed panels in warm wood tones with a floating shelf — are the most requested TV wall design in Suntew's 2025 Bangalore projects.
Floating shelf: Rs.28,000–45,000. Fluted panel entertainment wall: Rs.55,000–80,000. Full entertainment wall with storage: Rs.65,000–1 lakh. Real wood slat wall: Rs.85,000–1.2 lakhs.
A PVC conduit runs inside the wall from the TV mount point down to a concealed equipment compartment below. All cables route through the conduit. Plan this before the TV unit is fabricated — it costs nothing to include and everything to retrofit.

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Suntew's Expert Take

The living room is Suntew's most-designed space — it sets the tone for the entire home. We have designed 150+ living rooms across Bangalore and Mangalore, ranging from compact 2BHK hall designs with space-saving furniture to luxury open-plan living areas in villas. Our most popular requests are false ceiling with cove lighting, a feature TV wall, and an accent wall in textured wallpaper or stone-look tiles. Living room packages start at ₹45,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average cost of living room interior design in Bangalore?

A basic living room interior — TV unit, false ceiling, and paint — starts at ₹45,000. A complete living room transformation with feature wall, modular sofa area, and designer flooring ranges from ₹80,000 to ₹2 lakh depending on size and materials.

What colour is best for a small living room in Bangalore apartments?

Light neutrals — off-white, greige (grey-beige), or soft sage green — make small living rooms feel larger. Avoid dark colours on all four walls. One accent wall in a deeper tone (navy, forest green, or burnt orange) adds depth without closing the space. Suntew recommends Asian Paints Royale or Berger Silk Breatheasy for Bangalore apartments.

How do I make a small living room look bigger?

Use light colours, mirrors, and vertical storage to create the illusion of space. A wall-mounted TV unit frees up floor space. Suntew also recommends light-coloured 800x800mm tiles laid diagonally, which visually expands the room.

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