Corner TV Armoire
Buy the best corner tv armoire selected and recommended by interior designers. By Eliza Bush.
Organize your entertainment devices in a corner TV armoire to reduce the clutter in your living room or family room. You can store your video games, wireless music system, and other gadgets in designated compartments. You can find a corner TV cabinet with doors that fit perfectly into an empty corner, maximizing available space and adding a point of interest. Our designers’ favorite picks are outlined below.
Corner TV Armoire
Buying Guide
Eliza Bush
Interior Design Expert
Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.
If you’ve just bought a new TV, or you’re thinking about what to upgrade your existing TV cabinet to, a corner TV armoire is a good option to have on the table. A large and traditional looking piece of furniture to buy for your home is a corner TV armoire with doors. The doors open up to reveal plenty of storage, while the corner position allows you to reserve other areas of the room for different furniture items. Before spending money on a corner TV armoire, let’s take a quick look at some of the things you should consider.
This will be governed mainly by two things – the size of your room and the size of your TV. If you already have a TV, you will need to look at the size of this and then consider suitable armoires. Each TV armoire should tell you the maximum size of TV that it can comfortably hold, so you can use this as a useful guide.
If you haven’t bought a TV yet or you’re considering buying a new one, think mainly about the size of the room in order to decide which furniture you should buy. This may even alter the size of TV that you were intending to buy – you may decide a larger TV would look better or perhaps something a little smaller would look better and avoid overcrowding a room.
It’s also important to bear in mind that while a corner armoire saves space in other parts of the room, it can take up a large amount of corner space. This could mean that you need to strip back a little bit on the furniture which is already situated in or near that particular corner.
With any corner furniture, it’s important to assess the room you intend to place it and decide which would be the best corner. When it comes to TV armoires, you need to choose something which has an electricity supply easily available, or it could become problematic. One way around this is to use an extension lead, but this can leave your room looking untidy and a little cluttered with wires.
If you have a difficult choice of corners, think about the seating or bed (depending on which room you are putting it in). You should be able to make a decision based on which part of the room would be best for other furniture or which part of the room would provide a better view overall of the TV.
While this is a traditional piece of furniture which is most commonly seen in antique, distressed or shabby chic wood, it’s not impossible to find a modern version. Wood is, of course, the most common material, and you will find wood in the vast majority of cases when shopping for TV armoires. However, you can sometimes find glossy paint on wood, which creates a modern effect. A lack of embellishment and decoration on the TV armoire also means that it looks more minimal and modern.