Entertainment Center Bookshelves

Entertainment Center With Interior Glass Cabinets

Beachcrest Home™

For collectors, you need a TV bookshelf wall unit that has enough shelves and cabinets to display and protect all your items. An entertainment center with a combination of shelves and interior glass cabinets is both stylish and practical. You can use the cabinets to protect older family art pieces or books that might have sensitive covers, while still showcasing keepsakes on the open shelving.

$2500

Entertainment Center With Bookshelves and Electric Fireplace

Gracie Oaks

An entertainment center with a fireplace and bookshelves has everything you need to create a cozy, inviting space. When looking for an entertainment center with an electric fireplace, choose one with adjustable settings and safety features like cool touch glass and an insulated housing. 

High-quality electric fireplaces offer over five temperature settings, different brightness levels, and several flame displays or colors. Being able to adjust the fireplace depending on the season or time of day ensures you are always comfortable and can set the mood of your space.

Entertainment Center With Bookshelves and Sliding Doors

Laurel Foundry Modern Farmhouse®

Sliding doors are a useful feature for an entertainment center. It allows you to safely store electronic equipment and protect your flat screen TV while you aren’t using it. Opt for an entertainment center that has two large bookshelves on each side that get covered by the sliding doors when you open them to reveal the TV. This feature provides added protection for your items from dust and debris. Extra cabinets and shelves above and below the TV space increase the available storage space for multimedia items, gaming consoles, and sound systems.

Entertainment Center With Floating Shelves

Orren Ellis

A large entertainment center is perfect for those who need plenty of storage in their living room without sacrificing floor space. Multiple floating shelves maximize the use of space. The shelves are fully adjustable, allowing you to configure the unit to suit your available wall space and storage needs.

Floating entertainment centers are typically harder to install than their freestanding counterparts, but once they are mounted they offer a safer storage and display option for homes with pets and small children because there is no risk of toppling. 

Entertainment Center With Open Shelves

Foundstone™

A rustic minimal entertainment center with a TV bookcase combination has a simple, stylish, and practical design. The open design is excellent for displaying art, ornaments, photographs, and other keepsakes. It is also a great option for a small living room because it doesn’t visually break up the space, making it appear larger. 

The disadvantage is objects might fall if they are not placed carefully on the shelves, and open shelves tend to collect dust more than closed cabinets, so require more frequent cleaning. 

Ladder style Entertainment Center and Bookcase

Red Barrel Studio®

A ladder-style entertainment center provides ample space to display pictures, decorative art pieces, electronics equipment, and books. A bookcase is made with dark solid wood, providing a sleek look, ideal for modern urban apartments or industrial style spaces.

If you are looking for a modern and compact TV bookcase combination for a small space, this is a great choice as the open design allows for the free flow of light to give the room a larger appearance. A potential disadvantage is that it may lack some sturdiness to hold a large TV screen because the shelves are thinner than other bookshelves with TV space. 

Floating Entertainment Center

Wade Logan®

A floating media center with bookshelves is an integrated unit that combines the safety and space-saving convenience of floating shelves into a single convenient unit. You can also place small ottoman chairs underneath the unit for additional seating. Choose a piece in a beautiful natural wood finish for a sophisticated Scandi-style look. 

Look for a unit with at least two media shelves underneath the TV space and a large bookshelf for storing your favorite tomes. Spacious cabinets with flip-down doors can house digital players.  

Solid Wood Floating Entertainment Center

Ivy Bronx

When looking for an entertainment center, you’ll find many of the designs that are made with engineered wood. While MDF or engineered wood is lightweight and easy to maintain, the main advantage of solid hardwood is that it can be sanded and refinished many times during its lifespan giving it greater durability.

While engineered wood typically lasts between 25 and 30 years, solid wood products can last up to 100 years or more. However, if you are looking for a basement entertainment center, solid wood isn’t a great choice because humidity on the walls can cause the wood to swell and warp. 

Entertainment Center and Bookcase With LED lights system

Orren Ellis

To add a stunning visual element to your living room, try an entertainment center with bookshelves with integrated LED lights.

Select a large cabinet that offers a unique combination of a dark wood finish and blue or purple LED lights for a striking contrast that makes a great addition to a gamer’s room. The lighted glass cabinet allows you to display decorative collectables safely and creatively. For your favourite books, two floating shelves mounted right above the TV shelf provide an accessible location.