Standard TV consoles give you a top surface for the screen and a few basic shelves below. They fit the wall, but they rarely fit the room. The piece at the centre of your living room ends up feeling like an afterthought.
The four consoles in this collection each bring their own interior style. Whether your home leans Scandinavian or vintage, modern or contemporary, there's one that fits. They're more than home decor, as they also double as storage management for devices and cables.
For the Scandinavian Home: Wilson TV Console
If you love light floors, white walls and a calm, uncluttered look, Wilson is for you.
Light, airy and effortless. The Wilson TV Console brings Scandinavian simplicity into your living room. Warm oak and clean lines keep the look calm, while a travertine-look sintered stone top adds a natural touch. Glass doors and storage drawers tuck clutter out of sight.
For Vintage Charm: Emily TV Console
If your home leans towards a romantic, French-inspired style, Emily is perfect for you.
Every curve tells a story. The Emily TV Console has arched, fluted glass panels on both sides. Two central drawers sit between the glass-fronted cabinets for double the storage space. Its cream finish pairs beautifully with florals, rattan and warm lighting.
For Modern Statement Styling: Leko TV Console
If you love clean lines and bold contrast, Leko delivers both.
Where form meets finish. The Leko TV Console pairs a pale top with a dark frame for a striking look. In-built LED lights glow inside the display area and highlight your favourite pieces. Drawers and cabinets give you ample storage, so the room stays sleek.
For Contemporary Spaces: Vidal TV Console
If you want a console that doubles as a piece of art, Vidal is for you.
Carved by nature. The Vidal TV Console uses deep, rich walnut with a wave-sculpted design across its doors. Clean fronts conceal all your storage for a calm, uncluttered look. It suits homes with earthy tones and textured fabrics.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your TV Console
- Choose a console or stand slightly wider than your TV so the setup looks balanced
- Keep routers and game consoles behind doors to cut down on visual clutter
- Run cables through built-in holes or along the back to keep the floor clear
- Style the top with three items or fewer so the look stays calm
- Leave space around electronics so they don't overheat
- Wipe wood and stone surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to keep them looking fresh
Where to Buy in Singapore
In Store
Visit IUIGA's showroom to see the full TV console collection before you buy.
Online
Shop on IUIGA's website for full specifications, dimensions, and delivery across Singapore.
Conclusion
Your TV console sets the tone for the whole living room. Love clean Scandinavian lines? Wilson keeps things light in warm oak. Drawn to vintage charm? Emily's arched display cabinets feel right at home. For modern rooms, Leko makes a compact media console. For contemporary homes, Vidal turns a TV cabinet into sculpted walnut art. Choose the style that feels like you and the room falls into place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which TV console suits a small living room?
Wilson is the slimmest at about 35cm deep. Leko is the most compact at 150cm wide.
Which one is the tallest?
Emily. It stands 56cm high, with two drawers between two glass-fronted cabinets.
Which one can spotlight my favourite pieces?
Leko. Its in-built LED lights brighten the area in the display case, so your decor stands out
Which one sits the lowest?
Vidal. At 41cm high, it pairs well with wall-mounted TVs and low sofas.
Do all four come in different widths?
Three of them do. Wilson comes in 200cm to 240cm, Emily comes in 200cm to 220cm and Vidal ranges from 200cm to 240cm. Only Leko comes in one size at 150cm wide.
