Small Space TV Stands
A small TV stand keeps your entertainment setup organized without taking over the room. In apartments and condos, a compact TV stand can free up floor space, reduce visual clutter, and still give you the storage you need for remotes, consoles, and streaming devices.
How to place a TV stand for a small space
Placement is about more than finding an empty wall. Start by choosing a spot that doesn’t block walkways, doors, or heat vents, then plan where power and cables will run so the setup stays clean.
Living room setups
In a small living room, a low TV cabinet or TV bench can help the room feel wider because it keeps the visual line lower. If glare is an issue, avoid placing the screen directly opposite bright windows.
Bedroom TV stands
A small TV stand for bedroom use often works best when it’s compact in depth and has just enough storage for essentials. If you watch TV from bed, keep the screen height comfortable so you’re not constantly tilting your head up.
Choosing the right size small TV stand
A good rule of thumb is to choose a TV stand that’s wider than your TV for both balance and stability. Many guides recommend leaving roughly 5–10 cm of extra width on each side of the TV, especially for visual balance.
For small spaces, that “wider than the TV” guideline still applies—you’ll just want to keep the overall stand width proportional to the wall so the room doesn’t feel crowded.
Storage features that matter in small rooms
When floor space is limited, the best small TV stand is often the one that hides clutter. Look for shelves, cabinets, or drawers that keep controllers, DVDs, and accessories out of sight, so the whole room feels calmer.
Cable management
Cable management matters more in small spaces because cords are harder to “hide” behind other furniture. TV stands with openings, grommets, or back cut-outs make it easier to route cables neatly and keep the setup looking tidy.
Narrow TV stands and compact styles
A narrow TV stand can be a smart choice for tighter rooms where depth is the issue, not width. Slimmer units also work well in hall-adjacent living rooms where you need to preserve the main walkway.
Style-wise, compact TV stands often feel best in small rooms when they have:
- Clean lines and simple shapes.
- A lighter look (like visible legs) instead of a heavy, solid block.
- A finish that matches nearby furniture so the room looks cohesive.
Shop small TV stands at The Brick
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FAQs About Small TV Stands
How wide should a TV stand be for a small TV?
Choose a stand that’s wider than your TV so it feels balanced and stable. A common guideline is allowing about 5–10 cm of extra width on each side of the TV.
What’s the best TV stand for a small space?
The best option is usually a compact TV stand with closed storage and built-in cable routing to reduce clutter. Narrow designs are helpful when you need to save depth and protect walkways.
Can you use a small TV stand in a bedroom?
Yes—small TV stands work well in bedrooms because they take up less floor area and can add storage for media essentials. Just make sure the screen height feels comfortable from bed.
How do I hide cords with a small TV stand?
Choose a stand with cable openings or a back panel that allows cords to route behind the unit, then bundle cables to keep them neat. Cable management features like hidden channels and grommets are specifically designed to reduce visible wiring.
