Well, at least in most apartments where space is a constraint, the TV unit can often be found in the living room with another sleek one in bedrooms.  The design is dependent on how much space you have in the space designated for TV – whether you can have storage on the sides and beneath it, or if you can accommodate only a simple wall mounted design with back paneling.

This one designed by Vipul Patel Architects for a show apartment is simple and classy. The attractive part of this design is obviously the bohemian pattern on the ribbed wooden unit below.  The floating shelves on the side add visual interest to the setup.

he wires will have to be concealed through a hole behind the TV through which the wired will pass through leading to the cabinet below that will house the switchboard and other equipment.

This one is from a lovely Mediterranean styled home with custom made furniture. The TV unit mimics the simplistic design scheme with a wall mounted setup accompanied by a sleek console table to house the equipment. This is a versatile design and a great one for rental homes.

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This wall-mounted TV + floating unit combination is from a 800 sq.ft apartment in Mumbai designed by Studio Node. It has a lot of storage beneath apartment from open shelves for entertainment equipment. A large open shelf can accommodate your sound bars, gaming consoles, and any external hard drives.