TV Units & Entertainment Units

Finding the correct proportions is the most crucial step when selecting a new tv unit or entertainment unit. As a general rule, your new TV stand should be wider than your television screen to provide proper balance and prevent the setup from looking top-heavy. For instance, if you have a standard 65-inch screen, aim for a sturdy TV cabinet that is at least  160 cm wide —for deeper insights, you can read through our  TV unit size guide . This extra width not only provides a safer, more stable base but also leaves valuable surface space for styling decorative items or housing additional media accessories alongside your screen. If floor space is limited, explore our range of wall-mounted  floating tv units  for a streamlined, minimalist layout. 

Our curated collection of TV units is crafted from premium materials built to withstand the weight of heavy electronics while resisting everyday wear and tear. From the natural warmth of an  oak tv unit  and rich walnut veneers to the sleek, industrial look of a  black entertainment unit  or a crisp, modern  white TV console , we offer finishes that suit both traditional and contemporary Australian homes. When choosing a material, consider how it will interact with existing textures, such as the upholstery of your  accent armchairs  or the weave of your large textured  floor rugs  —for more inspiration on elevating your room's look, explore our guide on going  from "TV stand" to statement piece . Additionally, consider pairing your new TV cabinet with a matching  coffee table  to anchor the centre of the room.  

A cluttered entertainment space can quickly ruin the relaxing atmosphere of your lounge. The best entertainment units feature intelligent storage solutions, including deep drawers for hiding away video games, remotes, and instruction manuals, as well as open shelving for displaying soundbars. Crucially, look for designs that incorporate built-in cable management—such as discreet, pre-drilled access holes in the rear panels—allowing you to route thick power cords and HDMI cables cleanly out of sight. For more tips on keeping your setup tidy, read our  minimalist's guide to hidden tech . 

Maintaining the pristine look of your TV stand requires minimal but consistent effort. For timber and veneer finishes, simply wipe the surface down weekly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth to prevent dust buildup around your electronics. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip protective coatings. If you need to remove stubborn marks, use a lightly damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one. Regularly checking that the TV console legs remain securely tightened will also ensure your expensive electronics stay safe and fully supported.