We’ve come a long way from black-and-white TV units to games, on-demand movies and 3D. One thing hasn’t changed – needing a stand or cabinet for the TV unit. Our selection helps cut the clutter, manage cables and get things prettied up. So you can relax on your sofa and enjoy your TV, even when it isn’t on.
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TV storage combination/glass doors, white/Selsviken high-gloss/beige frosted glass, 180x42x192 cm
507€
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TV storage combination/glass doors, white/Selsviken high-gloss/beige clear glass, 300x42x231 cm
1 003€
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TV storage combination/glass doors, white/Selsviken high-gloss/beige frosted glass, 240x42x231 cm
775€
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TV storage combination/glass doors, white stained oak effect/Lappviken white stained oak eff clear glass, 240x42x190 cm
401€
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TV bench with doors, black-brown Björköviken/Mejarp/brown stained oak veneer, 120x42x48 cm
201€
Ideas and inspiration
Multi-styled rental apartment in Kadriorg
IKEA for Business took on a design project in the charming district of Kadriorg, furnishing a rental apartment that blends seamlessly with the area’s overall character. The result honours the apartment's existing features, including beautiful herringbone flooring, high ceilings with cornices, and golden handles, while introducing both traditional and Art Deco elements to create a truly timeless look.
Seaside show apartment at Maarjamäe Heights
Last year, IKEA for Business hopped on a design collaboration with Merko Kodud to fully furnish one of the show apartments in the Lahekalda residential quarter. The result is a beautiful home that's light, airy, and full of contemporary cosiness.
Home idea with IKEA: how to add coziness and create a productive vibe in an open office
Janus and Tõnis founded the company "Õpilasreisid" 16 years ago and today they offer more than 200 student trips every year, most of them in the spring period. However, this means that in addition to the main employees, the office has seasonal employees to help, and it is also necessary to store the equipment for the season. IKEA interior designer Hannele Saagpakk set out to solve the company's furnishing challenges once and for all.