G42Bespoke Joinery · Esher, Surrey

Esher Luxury Residence — Kids Room TV Unit

A fitted kids-room TV unit combining a central screen, open display shelving and practical lower storage within one wall-to-wall composition.

Project case study

Design, fitting and craftsmanship details

A fitted kids-room TV unit combining a central screen, open display shelving and practical lower storage within one wall-to-wall composition.

  • Integrated television
  • Open display shelving
  • Lower fitted storage
  • Wall-to-wall composition

A TV unit designed as fitted kids-room furniture

This Esher residence project integrates the television into a full fitted wall with open display shelving and practical storage below.

The arrangement gives toys, books and display objects a defined place while keeping the screen central to the composition.

The demanding part: balancing display and storage

Kids-room furniture needs accessible storage without making the elevation feel visually crowded.

The design therefore depends on consistent shelf spacing, controlled cabinet lines and an accurate relationship between the television opening and surrounding display sections.

Open shelving and practical lower storage

The photography shows the open cubbies, central TV area and lower storage zones working together as one unit.

Smaller details show how the display openings are finished at close range while preserving the overall grid.

The finished result

The completed unit combines media, display and everyday storage in a single fitted wall.

For similar kids-room TV units and fitted storage, Form & Frame can coordinate survey, technical development, specialist manufacture where appropriate, installation and final adjustment.

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