Living-room wall unit

The project idea

Storage without overcrowding the living room

The sample uses an entire wall for media, books and everyday items. Closed surfaces conceal visual clutter, while selected open sections provide space for books, lighting and personal pieces.

Starting point

Television, equipment, books and individual pieces of furniture are distributed around the room. The aim is a coherent solution that organises cables, adds storage and still feels light enough for an ordinary home.

Planning approach

The media area remains open in the centre. Low cabinets hold equipment and games, while tall side units conceal larger items. Illuminated oak shelves interrupt the closed fronts and add depth to the long wall.

Materials and calm appearance

Matt sand-coloured fronts create a calm surface. Natural-looking oak adds warm accents in the open areas, while dark equipment remains visually grouped.

The layout shown is a sample. Screen size, ventilation, cable routes, fittings and lighting are coordinated with the actual room and equipment before implementation.

From equipment survey to installation

1. 01
   Record wall and equipment

   Wall dimensions, sockets, cables, screen and media devices are recorded.

2. 02
   Plan open and closed areas

   Storage, media niche and shelves are distributed so that the wall remains calm and everything is accessible.

3. 03
   Coordinate surfaces and lighting

   Front colour, timber tone, fittings, ventilation and lighting profiles are selected together.

4. 04
   Prepare components

   Fronts, cabinets and shelves are prepared to size using the illustrated Festool guidance and extraction systems.

5. 05
   Install on site

   Modules are assembled and aligned with protection for the room and prepared for media equipment and lighting.