24 Simple POP Design Ideas for Your TV Wall
POP, that gypsum plaster material, is genuinely useful for turning your TV wall into a modern, sturdy feature. Here are 24 good ideas that should really help give your living area a focal point and a much nicer look.
Angled Wood Trim Forms a Geometric TV Wall Accent
If you have a dark wall behind the television, angled wood trim can create a geometric pattern. The cut and joined pieces form a unique surface.
Recessed Niches Display Decorative Vases and Diffusers
Recessed wall niches hold decorative objects like vases and reed diffusers. They sit around the TV focal points.
Marble-Look Backsplash Frames the TV with Gold Trim Accents
Behind the television, a marble-look panel provides the backdrop. Thin gold trim outlines the screen itself.
Sculptural Pedestal Displays Artful Accents Next to the TV
When an entertainment unit needs a defined spot for a piece of art, a marble-look pedestal supports a bust on its side. It introduces a sculptural element without drawing attention away from the screen.
Layered Stone Texture Creates a Striking TV Wall Focal Point
A central circular recess features a stacked stone texture. This warm, natural material sits against clean white plasterwork and dark wood accents.
The arrangement works best when other wall details are kept simple, letting the stone surface define the area.
Recessed TV Niche With Integrated Lighting
The television sits within a rectangular recess in the wall. Integrated lighting around the opening provides a warm glow and keeps the screen flush with the wall surface.
Illuminated Niches Accent a Textured TV Wall
Recessed, lit cubbies are integrated directly into a large textured wall, creating illuminated spaces that break up the surface and hold small decor items.
Layered Panels Create a Dramatic TV Wall Accent
Instead of a flat surface, consider a multi-dimensional arrangement of panels with a matte dark panel behind the television, contrasted by a wavy white panel and a smooth cream panel that extend outwards.
Curved Recess Frames TV With Integrated Display Niches
The wall features a large, circular recess that contains the television. Symmetrical, illuminated niches on either side hold framed photos and decorative items.
Curved TV Wall Unit With Open Niches and Integrated Storage
If you need storage around the television, a rounded wall unit features an upper shelf for decorative items and open niches below. Woven baskets fit neatly into these niches.
Curved Stone Accent Wall With Integrated Purple Niche
A large, curved wall unit with a textured stone accent frames the television, featuring a circular recess on its side that glows with purple light.
Curved Archway Frames TV With Integrated Fireplace and Shelving
A curved archway in the wall recesses the television. Next to it, a modern fireplace is integrated, with open shelving above.
Angled Wood Frame Highlights Recessed TV With Warm Lighting
If you want to define the TV niche, an angled wood frame provides that outline. Integrated warm lighting traces the frame’s edges, casting light onto the textured wall paneling behind it.
Asymmetrical Niches With Warm Backlighting
Recessed into the wall are angled, illuminated shelving units. These spaces, lit from behind display decorative items on the TV wall.
Ornate Frame Accents the TV Wall With Subtle Detailing
Around the television, a decorative carved frame borders the screen. Its traditional patterns are subtle.
Circular TV Niche With Integrated Backlighting
The wall contains a rounded recess where the television is framed. Subtle backlighting is integrated within the curve.
Curved White Frame Holds TV With Integrated Blue LED Lighting
White forms a large circular frame around the television, its curve accented by a flowing blue LED light strip. Leaf-shaped white shelves flank the frame.
Geometric Textured Panel Backs a Floating TV
A wall covering with a recurring geometric pattern provides the backdrop for the screen. Built-in lights illuminate the three-dimensional aspect of the pattern, while a sleek media stand rests below.
Angled Frame Highlights Textured TV Wall With Dynamic Lighting
A tilted geometric frame surrounds the TV, with backlighting showing the wavy wall texture.
Layered Circular Design Frames TV With Ambient Backlighting
If you’re looking to frame your television, consider overlapping circular panels in wood and dark grey. Warm LED lighting around the outer edge illuminates these panels.
Textured Stone Accent Wall Frames TV With Open Shelving
Your television can sit against a wall clad in textured stone. Minimalist white open shelves provide spots for a few small decor items.
It’s often best when the stone itself remains the primary visual element, rather than competing with more decor.
Leaf Decals Add Whimsical Flair to Your TV Wall
A large white panel behind the television holds scattered leaf decals. These are in contrasting black and muted gold tones.
Curved Archway Frames TV With Integrated Shelving
A large, curved white frame surrounds the television, and the design incorporates recessed shelving units that flank the main TV area.
Textured Stone Archway Frames TV With Symmetrical Sconces
If you want to frame a television with texture, a stacked stone accent wall with curved archways will achieve it. Symmetrical wall sconces flank the screen, casting soft light onto the stone.