Thinking about mounting your TV on the wall? You’re not alone. Thousands of homeowners and apartment dwellers are choosing wall-mounted TV stands to reclaim their living spaces. Fixtman specializes in helping you maximize space using wall-mounted TV stands the right way.
A wall-mounted TV can completely transform how you use a room. You gain floor space back. You create a cleaner look. You also improve your viewing experience. This guide will show you exactly how to maximize every inch of your space with a wall-mounted TV stand.
The Space-Saving Benefits of Wall-Mounting Your TV
Why Wall-Mounting Changes Everything
When your TV sits on a traditional stand or console, it takes up valuable floor real estate. A wall-mounted TV eliminates this problem instantly. You free up square footage that can be used for furniture, storage, or simply more open space.
Wall-mounting also reduces visual clutter. Your room feels larger and more organized. This is especially important in bedrooms, apartments, and smaller living areas where every inch matters.
The Real Space You’ll Gain
Most TV stands require at least 36 to 48 inches of floor space. That’s prime real estate in any room. When you mount your TV, you can use that area for a comfortable chair, a storage bench, or nothing at all for a minimalist vibe.
Beyond floor space, wall-mounting affects how you arrange other furniture too. Your layout becomes more flexible. Traffic flow improves. Your entire room starts to feel bigger.
Strategic Placement Ideas to Maximize Space
Finding the Perfect Wall
The first step is choosing the right wall. Look for a wall that’s central to where people naturally gather. Your bedroom wall across from the bed works perfectly. In living rooms, the wall opposite your seating area is ideal.
Avoid walls with windows or bright light sources. These create glare on your screen. Don’t mount your TV above a fireplace if possible. Heat can damage electronics and the viewing angle often isn’t comfortable.
Corner Mounting for Tight Spaces
Have a small room? Consider a corner mount. This placement works surprisingly well in apartments and bedrooms. Corner mounts save wall space and create an interesting focal point. Fixtman can install your TV to swivel slightly from a corner position for better viewing angles.
Mounting Height and Sightlines
The height of your wall-mounted TV affects how your space feels. Center the TV at eye level when seated. This is typically 55 to 65 inches from the floor to the center of the screen.
Proper height also means you can place shelving or storage below the TV. You might fit floating shelves, a narrow console, or decorative baskets underneath. This adds function and style without sacrificing the space-saving benefits.
Multi-Use Walls with Mounting
Your wall-mounted TV doesn’t need to be alone. Mount it between two bookshelves. Add floating shelves on either side. Create a feature wall that serves multiple purposes.
This approach maximizes your wall space. Your TV becomes part of a larger design scheme rather than dominating the wall. It’s a clever way to organize and display while keeping things compact.
Common TV Mounting Heights:
| Room Type | Ideal Height from Floor | Distance from Wall | |
| Bedroom | 55-60 inches to center | 2-4 inches | Comfortable for bed viewing |
| Living Room | 60-65 inches to center | 2-4 inches | Good for seated viewing |
| Kitchen | 50-55 inches to center | 3-5 inches | Slightly lower for standing |
| Apartment | 55-65 inches to center | Minimal clearance | Vary based on layout |
What to Do with the Space Under a Wall-Mounted TV
Creating a Functional Media Zone
The area directly below your wall-mounted TV is prime real estate. This is where many people place gaming consoles, cable boxes, and streaming devices. Fixtman’s cable management solutions keep these organized and hidden from view.
A narrow console table works perfectly in this space. Keep it short so it doesn’t obstruct the view. Use it for displaying small plants, candles, or framed photos. It breaks up empty wall space and adds personality.
Floating Shelves and Storage Solutions
Floating shelves are ideal for this spot. Install them at various heights to create visual interest. Use them for books, decorative objects, or storage baskets. They provide function without taking up floor space.
You can also use the space for a low fireplace insert or electric fireplace. These create warmth and ambiance while fitting perfectly beneath your TV. The heat output stays minimal, making this option safe for electronics.
Seating and Comfort
Some people place a reading chair directly under their wall-mounted TV. Others use an ottoman or storage bench. This turns the space into a cozy corner without eating into your floor layout.
A console with drawers offers hidden storage. Keep remotes, chargers, and cables inside. Your room stays clean and organized. Nobody sees the clutter.
Space Utilization Options Below Wall-Mounted TV:
| Option | Space Needed | Cost Level | Best For |
| Floating Shelves | 12-24 inches deep | Low | Storage and display |
| Console Table | 12-18 inches deep | Medium | Decorative storage |
| Storage Bench | 16-20 inches deep | Medium | Seating plus storage |
| Fireplace Insert | 12-16 inches deep | High | Ambiance and warmth |
Styling Around Your Wall-Mounted TV
Creating Visual Balance
A wall-mounted TV needs balance. Don’t let it look like the only thing on your wall. Add elements on either side to distribute visual weight. This makes your room feel more intentional and cohesive.
Hang matching artwork on either side of the TV. Keep pieces the same size for symmetry. Use matching frames in black, white, or wood tones. This frames your TV beautifully.
Color and Texture Considerations
The wall color matters more with a wall-mounted TV. A dark accent wall can reduce glare and make your screen pop. Neutral walls work well too and give you flexibility to change decor.
Add texture through wallpaper, shiplap, or stone-look panels behind your TV. This creates a feature wall that looks intentional. It transforms your TV from a floating screen into a designed element.
Floating Shelves for Styling
We mentioned shelves for storage, but they’re also styling tools. Arrange books, sculptures, and plants thoughtfully. Keep one side slightly heavier than the other for visual interest. Leave some negative space so shelves don’t feel crowded.
Vary the height of decorative items. Place tall plants next to shorter vases. This creates rhythm and keeps eyes moving around the wall. Your TV becomes part of a larger, more interesting display.
Cable Management Solutions for a Clean Look
The Hidden Cable Method
Cables destroy the clean look of a wall-mounted TV. They’re the main reason people hesitate to go wall-mounted. Fixtman specializes in making them disappear completely.
The easiest solution is running cables through the wall. This requires a professional installation, but it’s worth it. Your TV looks like it’s floating with no visible wires. Your room stays clutter-free.
Behind-the-Wall Cable Routing
Fixtman’s team uses proper techniques to run cables safely inside your walls. We ensure cables don’t interfere with electrical wiring. We use appropriate conduits and materials. This is not a DIY project. Professional installation keeps your home safe.
Once cables are hidden, they’ll never be visible again. No more organizing cords behind your TV. No more cable boxes showing. Your entertainment area looks completely professional.
Surface-Level Cable Solutions
If in-wall routing isn’t possible, we have alternatives. Cable covers match your wall color and blend seamlessly. Fabric cable management sleeves bundle wires together neatly. These solutions aren’t as clean as in-wall routing, but they’re far better than exposed cables.
Paint cables the same color as your wall. Bundle them tightly together. Keep them running straight down rather than loose and chaotic. Even surface-level cables can look organized and intentional.
Minimizing Visible Devices
Use a media console with a closed back. This hides cable boxes, receivers, and streaming devices. Keep only your TV visible on your wall. Everything else stays hidden below.
Wireless technology helps too. Use Bluetooth speakers instead of wired ones. Stream content wirelessly instead of using multiple devices. The fewer devices you have, the fewer cables you need.
Conclusion
Wall-mounted TV stands maximize space in any room. You gain floor space, improve appearance, and create a functional layout. Fixtman handles professional installation with proper mounting, secure anchoring, and cable management.
Ready to transform your space? Contact Fixtman today for a free consultation. We’ll handle the entire installation process. Your perfectly mounted TV is just a phone call away.

Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the Best Height to Mount a TV for Space-Saving?
Mount your TV with the center 60 to 65 inches from the floor for most rooms, ensuring comfortable eye-level viewing whether standing or sitting.
Can I Wall-Mount a TV in an Apartment Without Damaging Walls?
Yes, professional mounting services like Fixtman use damage-resistant techniques and can work with apartment requirements to minimize wall impact.
Do I Still Need a Stand or Console If My TV Is Wall-Mounted?
No, you don’t need a TV stand, but many people add a narrow console below for decorative items or to hide cable boxes and streaming devices.
How Much Does Professional TV Mounting Cost?
Professional TV mounting typically costs between 150 and 400 dollars depending on wall type, cable routing needs, and complexity, with Fixtman offering competitive pricing.
Can Fixtman Hide All My Cables During Installation?
Yes, Fixtman specializes in running cables through walls safely, using proper conduits and techniques to completely hide all wires and cords.
What Wall Type is Best for Mounting a TV?
Drywall with studs is ideal for TV mounting, though Fixtman can mount on concrete, brick, and tile walls using specialized hardware.
How Much Weight Can a Wall-Mounted TV Hold?
Quality wall mounts can safely hold 50 to 200 pounds depending on the mount type and wall construction, with professional installation ensuring proper weight distribution.
Should I Mount My TV Above a Fireplace?
It’s not recommended because heat from fireplaces can damage electronics and the viewing angle is often uncomfortably high for extended watching.
Can I Move My Wall-Mounted TV Later?
Yes, professional installers can safely remove and remount your TV in a new location, though you may need to patch and repaint the previous mounting hole.
What Equipment Does Fixtman Provide for Installation?
Fixtman provides heavy-duty mounting brackets, all necessary hardware, cable conduits, and ensures proper anchoring to studs for maximum safety and durability.