Corner TV Cabinets With Doors
Put your TV in the corner and share the view with the whole room. Corner TV placement is the best way to properly display a TV, and a corner TV cabinet with doors, is a handsome medium for housing that TV. Available in many styles, you are going to appreciate the way these cabinets accent your living room, bed room, or wherever you wish it to go.
Solid Wood Cabinet
$419.99 $549.99
Solid Wood Cabinet
August Grove®
$419.99 $549.99
Rustic with modern touches, this corner tv with cabinet suits intimate spaces. An open cubby and spacious cabinet space are enclosed in sturdy New Zealand pine wood. Light distressing with black hardware adds sophistication to the piece.
Wide Corner Cabinet
$225.99 $389
Wide Corner Cabinet
Three Posts™
$225.99 $389
Featuring a country style aesthetic, this enclosed TV cabinet showcases two side doors and a two-tier open shelf in the center. The paneled doors both reveal interiors with two shelves each. Low-block feet add solidity and stability to the base.
Rustic Farmhouse Corner Cabinet
Rustic Farmhouse Corner Cabinet
Gracie Oaks
Compact with a farmhouse look, this TV cabinet with doors features angled corners in the front. On top are three open shelves. Each side also has two-level shelves which frame the board and batten cabinet doors.
Designer Advice:
A great pick for small apartments with a contemporary rustic or industrial vibe. The distinct door design matches well with area rugs and wall artwork with linear or angular graphic qualities. When furnishing the rest of the space, we recommend opting for a wood and metal coffee table with a weathered finish for a well-coordinated look.
Slatted TV Cabinet
Slatted TV Cabinet
Functional and a showstopper for intimate spaces, these tv cabinets highlight a unique ventilated design. A stunning glass top with adjustable wooden shelves rests on a steel framework. It features tapered edges and matching hardware.
Designer Advice:
A stunning choice for modern and minimalist interiors. Available in charcoal ash and chocolate and natural walnut, this cabinet will look perfect when combined with an angular or rectangular coffee table and a rectilinear sofa with low arms and back. Complete the look of your living room by getting a console cabinet with the same aesthetic as this piece.
Mission Style Cabinet
Mission Style Cabinet
Charlton Home®
These TV cabinets with doors provide a perfect nook for binge watching or lounging. There are three open shelves inside accessed through two wooden and one glass doors. Black accents provide contrast to the rich wood color of the piece.
Designer Advice:
Perfect for traditional, farmhouse, and country style interiors. Its appeal is reminiscent of arts and crafts design and would fare well with plush, leather-upholstered furniture. Because of its dominant reddish brown wood color, we recommend situating this against a white or a light-toned wall. At the same time, choose a similar finish for the other wooden furniture for visual coordination.
Buying Guide
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Corner TV cabinets are designed for people who want to save on space or those who feel that putting the TV on the corner will revamp the décor in the room. No matter what your thinking is, the great thing is that corner TV stands are available in many high-end designs that can achieve both goals. For people who are buying for the first time, try to look through as many designs as possible before making the final decision.
The TV stand is of course designed for the TV but we all know it can handle more than just that. Whether it’s a sound system, a gaming console, or any other electronics that integrate with the TV to create an entertainment center, you will need to find space for them. The challenge with corner TV cabinets is that the space for electronics can sometimes be limited. Additionally, you can’t put electronics behind doors since they still rely on infrared remotes for control. You can either decide to reduce the number of electronics or buy bigger cabinets that offer more space.
The main reason why people go for the corner cabinets is to save on space. It wouldn’t make any sense to put many things in the cabinet. A TV and one or two electronics should be enough for any cabinet. This is because most corner cabinets are compact and small-sized. Unfortunately, bigger cabinets tend to look weird on the corner so they may not work.
Various cabinet designs do look very different. However, they are usually designed to perfectly fit the corner. In that case, the cabinets can be triangular in shape with two of the sides hugging the corner walls as the other side protrudes to the front. You may also find a number of L-shaped cabinets. These ones do offer more storage and are easy to organize compared to triangular shaped ones.
Unlike normal TV stands, corner TV cabinets tend to be relatively higher off the ground. Some may also have additional storage extensions on the side from the top. The shape or design you choose should be based on the needs you have. If storage is important for you and you don’t mind the clutter, going for bigger L-shaped designs with additional storage above will do.
Additional features like curved corners and edges or glass based doors can add some class to the cabinets. You may also find traditional vintage styles in the market that can go very well with your vintage or farmhouse décor. Remember that TV cabinets are going to be part and parcel of your furniture. Making sure the style matches other furniture pieces or décor in the room is very important.
Corner TV cabinets with doors are perfect in saving space while adding a new level of appeal in your home.
