Bespoke Fitted Bedroom TV Cabinet

The television and cabinet occupy the low end of the bedroom, framed by the sloping ceiling. Lower cupboards and open compartments keep the furniture below the screen while preserving a clear view from the bed.

The two photographs show the complete cabinet from slightly different positions. The reflective surround gives depth to the recess and connects the pale cabinet fronts with the rest of the bedroom.

The bedroom cabinet places the television within a recess beneath the roof slope. A reflective surround gives the screen area depth, while open shelves below provide a place for equipment and smaller objects. Pale lower cupboards create closed storage without making the fitted piece visually heavy. The two room views show how the cabinet relates to the bed and the angled ceiling rather than only its frontage. Its height and width are governed by the available opening, making the fit to the room especially important.

For a bedroom media unit, screen position should be checked from the bed as well as from a standing view. Equipment needs accessible cables and appropriate ventilation. The cupboard depth, door opening and any adjacent curtains must fit within the same measured layout, particularly in a roof-space room.