Make a Media Center That Everyone Will Enjoy
These days, the entertainment/media center has displaced the hearth as a place to gather ‘round and make merry. But with all the design options and configurations out there today, your quest for the perfect entertainment center can start to feel overwhelming. Let’s explore your options on your quest to make a media center. The Center
Of course, a media center is nothing without the main feature, the entertainment center. Whether you’re looking at a large entertainment center for both display and storage or a minimal TV and media console, you’ll want something that you’ll actually enjoy looking at.
It is impossible to imagine the interior choose a table o f a kitchen without a table. Smaller Options:
If you have a smaller television or don’t want your TV to be the focal point, then opt for a minimal console of a small table or stand, with or without shelving or storage depending on your needs. Furthermore, if you mount your flat screen on your wall, you won’t even need a stand, just some storage space or open shelving for game consoles, Blu-ray players, Roku boxes and more. Minimal can also mean thin, clean lines that add a little character without all the heft of an entertainment center. If you already prefer a more open design aesthetic, stick with it. Look for metal and glass pieces, ladder bookcases, and anything that is more shelf than cabinet. Larger Options: Large entertainment centers or media walls are ideal for anyone who needs some storage and has the wall space to spare. Centers with tall, wide shelves and glass-fronted cupboards are perfect for displaying family photos, showcasing curios, and creating an overall homey feel with décor.
You’ll also need that storage space to be functional! Game consoles, cable boxes, cords, wires, and all those details can be tucked away out of sight. Want to close up everything? Chose a unit with sliding or shutter doors or be on-trend with a set of sliding barn doors.
Lighting
Lighting is also a consideration for your media center since this is one room of the house that you’ll want less natural light. Consider blackout curtains for windows and floor lamps that scatter the light. Kick back and enjoy your family time with your fully functional media center!