No visible cables
Internal channels and removable covers keep wiring hidden but easy to reach.
Design, manufacturing and installation
Custom TV units in Valencia
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A TV unit has more to handle than the screen. Routers, consoles and cables need access and ventilation, while storage should remain easy to use.
- Your spacePhotos of the room
- DimensionsApproximate is fine
- Your ideaUse and references
Designed for your space
A proposal that fits your space
We define dimensions, storage, finishes and fitting before manufacture so every decision suits the actual space and its use.
Devices that can breathe
Vents and rear openings so consoles, set-top boxes and amps don't overheat.
Built for your wall
Widths and heights set to the centimetre, even around pillars, windows or radiators.
Fixed price in writing
You know exactly what's included before you sign: unit, fitting and any extras.
Your project starts here
Your space has more possibilities.
I'm Antonio Serrano. Tell me which part of your home needs a rethink. I'll help you sort through your ideas and decide where custom furniture would make a useful difference.
No obligation. Rough measurements are enough to get started.
Solutions for your space
What a TV unit has to get right
Before colour or handles, we think about cables, heat and what you want to store.
Cables under control
Aerial, HDMI and power run inside the unit, with covers so you can swap a device without taking anything apart.
Open and closed
We mix doors, drawers and open shelves so the wall doesn't feel heavy.
More than the TV
Room for books, board games, tableware or paperwork, depending on what you need to store.
Configuration gallery
Examples of bespoke media units
Sixteen configurations showing different layouts, finishes and ways to integrate the furniture into a real room.
Wall-hung TV unit with concealed cablingAn accessible panel and low drawers conceal connections, power strips and equipment without touching the floor
Full television and storage wallTall cupboards, niches and lower modules balance the screen, books and everyday objects
Ventilated doors for media equipmentGrille fronts allow airflow and signals while keeping amplifiers and consoles concealed
TV unit designed around a soundbarScreen height, acoustic recess and cable routes are designed as one system
Corner TV unitAn angled panel and two storage depths improve viewing angles without obstructing circulation
Compact TV furniture for an apartmentA shallow low unit integrates the router, console and drawers on a short wall
Television integrated beside a fireplaceThe cabinetry respects heat clearances and separates equipment, log storage and closed cupboards
TV unit beneath a wide windowThe low composition preserves daylight while controlling reflections, screen height and equipment space
Television concealed behind sliding panelsLight sliding panels conceal the screen when unused while retaining speaker access and ventilation
Custom gaming media wallConsoles, controllers, screen and charging are organised with ventilation and easy frontal access
TV unit with turntable and record storageA dedicated module separates analogue audio, speakers and records from the other equipment
Accessible media unit with controls in easy reachSoft-action drawers, mid-height equipment and wide routes make the media area comfortable to use
Classic-style TV cabinetryFramed fronts and proportioned shelves integrate the screen into a traditional home
Coastal TV unit in oak and canePale tones and ventilated fronts accommodate equipment and storage in a seaside living room
Timber-slat acoustic media wallSlats, acoustic backing and technical doors improve visual and sound integration
Premium walnut media wallContinuous panelling, stone, displays and dimmable lighting integrate screen and sound in a high-end finish
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Three levels to shape your project
A starting point for the conversation, not fixed price bands.
Simple01
A well-made low unit
Floating or legged low unit with space for devices and cable ports. Good for small living rooms or rentals.
- Melamine in white, grey or wood
- One or two ventilated bays
- Soft-close drawers or doors
Complete02
The whole wall, organised
Low unit, shelves and tall cabinets combined so the living room is sorted in one go.
- Back panel to mount the TV
- Open and closed storage
- Indirect LED lighting
Statement03
A one-off design
Electric fireplaces, swivel panels, doors that hide the screen, or solid hardwoods.
- Bespoke design and renders
- Integrated mechanisms and equipment
- Coordination with an electrician
A detailed quotation
What we need to price it
No exact measurements? No problem. A rough idea is enough for a price range.
The wall
One photo from the sofa and one close-up showing the sockets and aerial point.
Your devices
A list of what will live in the unit, and whether you plan to get a bigger TV soon.
Your style
Photos of units you like, even from magazines or other brands.
Timing
If there's a renovation, painting or a move coming up, give us the dates.
From early guidance to a final figure
From photo to quote
01First take
Based on what you send, we give you a price range and suggest a layout.
02Final quote
After measuring we lock in design, finishes and fitting, with the final price in writing.
Torn between two ideas? Send both. We'll tell you which works better in your room.
Send photographs and dimensions →
Materials and details
Materials for a living-room unit
A TV unit gets handled every day and is always on show, so the finish and the board underneath both matter.
We bring physical samples to your home so you can see the colour in your own light.
The next step
Let's shape the next step.
Tell me which part of your home needs attention and what you want to achieve. Photos and rough measurements will help us define the scope of your enquiry.
Scope and terms are confirmed before you place an order.
Before deciding
TV unit FAQs
Can you hide all the cables?＋
Almost always. We run cables inside the unit and leave access covers. If a socket needs moving, we tell you beforehand and an electrician handles it.
How high should the TV be?＋
As a rule, the centre of the screen should be at eye level when you're sitting on the sofa, around 1 metre off the floor. We adjust it to your sofa and screen.
Can a unit be hung on a plasterboard wall?＋
Yes, with dedicated fixings or reinforcement behind the board. That's why we ask what the wall is made of before designing a floating unit.
Your project starts here
Tell us about your living room
Attach a photo of the wall, rough measurements and the devices you have. We'll reply with an initial proposal and next steps.
- 01 Initial reply and feasibility review
- 02 Suggested next step
- 03 A detailed quotation antes de fabricar