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Custom TV & Media Stands

Commission a custom TV stand, media console or entertainment center from independent furniture makers across the US, built for your TV, components and room. Makers here build walnut and reclaimed wood consoles, mid-century media cabinets, corner units, TV lift cabinets, record and stereo cabinets, speaker stands and TV easels.

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Custom Fireplace/Media Cabinet
Custom Fireplace/Media Cabinet
TV and Media Stands

Custom Fireplace/Media Cabinet

$2,0004.8

by Heather Jones

Reclaimed Barn Wood Entertainment Center
Reclaimed Barn Wood Entertainment Center
TV and Media Stands

Reclaimed Barn Wood Entertainment Center

$6,8005.0

by Don McAulay

Barn Wood Tv Stand
Barn Wood Tv Stand
TV and Media Stands

Barn Wood Tv Stand

$4004.8

by Bruce Ratliff

Long Cherry Two Shelf Shaker Style Side Table
Long Cherry Two Shelf Shaker Style Side Table
TV and Media Stands

Long Cherry Two Shelf Shaker Style Side Table

$9504.9

by Jason Knies

Figured Cherry And Wenge Media Cabinet
Figured Cherry And Wenge Media Cabinet
TV and Media Stands

Figured Cherry And Wenge Media Cabinet

$3,000

by John Landis

Tv Media Cabinet
Tv Media Cabinet
TV and Media Stands

Tv Media Cabinet

$5504.9

by Travis Locklear

Entertainment And Serving Center In Cherry
Entertainment And Serving Center In Cherry
TV and Media Stands

Entertainment And Serving Center In Cherry

$15,0004.8

by James Eddy

Walnut Record console
Walnut Record console
TV and Media Stands

Walnut Record console

$4,785+5.0

by BRIAN ANDERSON

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Cadolino Custom Woodworking, LLC
Angelo Cadolino

Angelo Cadolino

Cadolino Custom Woodworking, LLC

Yaphank, NY
4.8

Cadolino Custom Woodworking, LLC specializes in crafting fine quality, custom furniture and cabinetry...

Dixie Woodworking
Dale White

Dale White

Dixie Woodworking

Clayton, NC
4.8

I've been making custom furniture, cabinets, and small woodworking projects for the past 20 years. I'...

Cooper's Custom Projects
Michael Cooper

Michael Cooper

Cooper's Custom Projects

Danvers, MA
4.7

Cooper's Custom Projects is a small wood shop where we have a passion for building well-constructed k...

fallen leaf woodworks
Michael Sievertsen

Michael Sievertsen

fallen leaf woodworks

Sedro Woolley, WA
5.0

fallen leaf woodworks has a passion for creating things that follow form as well as function. from t...

About TV & Media Stands

Media furniture here includes consoles and cabinets in walnut with slatted sliding doors, reclaimed wood and mid-century designs, corner units, full entertainment centers, cabinets with a TV lift, TV easels, record and stereo cabinets, speaker stands and cabinets, and live-edge wall shelving with lighting. Listings show sliding doors that hide components and wiring, cases built so air moves through and components stay cool, storage for records, glass shelves, and remote-controlled lifts.

What sets the price

A listing's price is usually a starting point. Half of the listings here are priced between about $1,350 and $6,250, with a median near $3,000, and one in ten is priced above $11,000. Size, wood, doors and drawers, a TV lift, and built-in lighting set the price of a commission.

Before you start

  • The TV's size and weight, and whether it sits on the stand, hangs on the wall above, or rises from a lift.
  • Every component it holds: receiver, game consoles, turntable and speakers, with their sizes.
  • Records, games or media to store.
  • Where power and cables come in.
  • The room, and where you sit to watch.

For bookshelves, see Bookcases; for built-in entertainment walls, see Built-In Wall Units.

Describe the stand with the materials, size, budget and date you have in mind, and makers who do this work send proposals. You pay a 50% deposit on the one you approve, see the finished stand by photos, video call or studio visit, and pay the balance once you approve it; Maker Marketplace holds that payment while it ships.

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Frequently asked questions

Give the TV's size, weight and stand footprint, and the dimensions of every component, including a receiver, game consoles, a turntable and speakers. Say where the remote needs to reach and how the components connect. With those details, the maker can size the openings, plan the cable routes and leave room for air to move so the electronics stay cool.

Yes. TV lift cabinets are among the listings here, with a remote-controlled lift that raises the TV out of the cabinet. Choose the TV first and give the maker its exact size and weight, and ask which lift mechanism they use, how it is powered and serviced, and how the top of the cabinet opens.

Plan doors and cable paths into the design. Listings show sliding doors that hide components and wiring, and cases built so components don't overheat behind closed doors. Tell the maker where your outlets and cable lines are, and whether the TV will hang on the wall above the stand.

Yes. Record and stereo cabinets are among the listings here, with open storage for records and room for a turntable and other components. Count your records, and give the maker your turntable's size so the top is the right height and depth, with clearance for the lid to open.