Modern 82.6-Inch TV Console with Storage and LED Glow

Storage that shows off what you love

Open cubbies that glow

Two open LED-lit cubbies and a centre glass-shelf cubby hold books, plants or a speaker, while the blue light gives them depth.

Thirty-one modes, one console

Switch between 31 light modes to move the room from movie night to an everyday glow.

Cables tucked, room calm

Wall-mount cable grommet holes and push-to-open doors keep wires and clutter out of sight, behind a high-gloss white finish.

Sized for the TV you already own

• 82.6 inConsole length
• 31LED light modes
• 75/80 inCompatible TV sizes

Thirty-one modes for every mood

1. 1
   Assemble on a level floor

   Join all panels and tighten every fastener before the TV goes on.

2. 2
   Route the LED strip

   Run the strip into the open cubbies and keep its wires clear of the panels.

3. 3
   Cycle the modes

   Step through the 31 modes and note your favourites.

4. 4
   Set the scene

   Choose a soft mode for films and a steady one for everyday evenings.

Everything you need to light it

• TV stand console×1

  Four-section gloss white unit

• LED light strip system×1

  For the open cubbies

From a bare wall to a glowing focal point

The TV wall that never looked finished

Cables hang behind the screen. A basic dresser holds the clutter but adds nothing to the room. After dark the wall goes flat, and guests notice the mess before they notice the film.

One console, display and light

The 82.6-inch console has two LED-lit open cubbies, a centre cubby with a clear glass shelf and closed doors for everything else. Thirty-one light modes let you choose the glow. Wall-mount grommet holes take care of the cables.

Evenings that finally feel finished

Dim the lamps, pick a mode and the whole wall lights up. The room looks styled, tidy and ready for guests, and so do you.

Keep the gloss gleaming

• Soft microfibre

  Wipe gently, no abrasive pads.

• Mild cleaner only

  Avoid solvents and harsh chemicals.

• Level floor

  Use shims under the plinth if needed.

Why this, not that