To ensure stability and proper balance, the stand should be at least 2 to 6 inches wider than the full width of your TV. For example, a 55-inch TV (which measures about 48 inches wide) would ideally need a stand 50–60 inches wide. Always check weight capacity as well.

Yes, most TV stands are designed with extra shelves or compartments for devices. Look for open shelving or adjustable cabinets for easy access and ventilation. Make sure there is space for cable routing and that the stand can support the combined weight of all your electronics.

Wood (solid or engineered): Strong and classic, but can be heavy. Metal: Very durable and resistant to wear and heat. Tempered glass: Sleek and modern, but needs careful handling. Choose based on how much weight your setup requires and the expected daily use.

It doesn’t need to match exactly but should coordinate in color, tone, or style. For a cohesive look, pair similar materials or finishes. If your space needs contrast, use the TV stand as a statement piece with a different color or texture.

Wall-mounting saves floor space and gives a clean, modern look. However, it may limit flexibility and require more effort to install. TV stands offer storage, mobility, and are easier to reposition or upgrade.

The center of your TV screen should be about 42 inches from the floor when seated. This usually means the TV stand height should fall between 20–30 inches, depending on your sofa height and screen size.