Contemporary White and Wood TV Wall Unit with Glazed Cabinets

This contemporary SketchUp TV wall unit features a white and natural wood finish with integrated glass-fronted display cabinets. This expansive wall-mounted storage solution combines a central television recess with extensive cabinetry. The primary structure is finished in a crisp white, contrasted by natural wood framing and internal shelving. Two vertical display cabinets flank the central TV area, featuring decorative lattice-patterned glass doors and lower drawers. A continuous base run of solid-fronted cupboards provides enclosed storage across the full width of the unit. The central back panel is finished in a textured grey, providing a neutral backdrop for a television. The design offers a balanced mix of open and closed storage for living spaces.

The download is a 16.3 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.

In SketchUp, this model is structured as a single component or group, allowing for easy placement against a wall surface. Users should verify the model scale against project dimensions before integration. Materials are applied using standard SketchUp texture mapping; check the materials browser to ensure all surfaces are correctly assigned for rendering. The unit can be easily modified by exploding the group to adjust shelf heights or door configurations to suit specific project requirements or custom joinery specifications.

This wall unit is ideal for high-end residential projects, particularly in open-plan living rooms or dedicated media rooms. It serves as a focal point for interior design schemes that require integrated storage and display. Professionals can search for this piece when specifying bespoke joinery, built-in shelving, or luxury media walls. It pairs effectively with contemporary furniture styles and can be used in both new-build developments and renovation projects to add structure and organisation to large, open living spaces.