What does a TV unit cost in Bangalore?

A media wall as drawn in the Design Boutique runs ₹1.4L – ₹11.4L — from a fluted panel with a low console in a den to the full fluted-oak wall of a living room with its lighting and storage. The panel material and the length of the console move the number most; the screen and the sound are the client's, and never priced in. Rooms are designed within whole-home projects, which begin from ₹11.99L; within one, the scope and finish of each room is yours to set.

What size television suits my living room?

Size it to the seating distance rather than the wall. A 65-inch screen sits well at ten to twelve feet from the sofa, a 75-inch wants twelve feet or more, and a screen larger than the wall can carry with air around it reads as a billboard. The wall is then designed around that size, with the recess cut to the model.

Can the unit hide the set-top box, the console and the router?

Yes — a shallow ventilated console with a cane or fabric front holds all three, with the heat let out and the remotes still working through the front. The conduits from the screen to the console and to the power are run before the wall closes, so nothing is seen.

Fluted panel, plaster or stone?

Whichever the rest of the room is made of. A fluted oak or walnut panel suits a warm, joinery-led room; lime plaster suits a quiet one and takes a recessed screen beautifully; fluted stone belongs in a villa lounge with a fireplace to match. The screen is the same; the wall is what you live with.

Can I see my media wall before I commit?

Send a floor plan and a short brief. Within 7 days you receive photorealistic views of three of your rooms, a material board and an indicative range — complimentary, and without obligation. Full design begins with a design agreement.

TV unit design in Bangalore

A media wall rather than a television unit: the screen set into fluted oak, plaster or stone, the boxes and cables gone, the room composed around the seating.

Media den at night with a screen set into a fluted walnut panel between two brass wall lights, a low black media console with a soundbar and a deep charcoal sofa, designed by Élara & Co.

What Is Designed

What a media wall gets from us

Set In, Not Hung On
The screen recessed into the wall so its face sits flush with the panelling, the bracket and the conduit behind it — the difference between a television in a room and a room with a television.
Fluted Oak, Plaster or Stone
A fluted oak or walnut panel, a lime plaster wall, or a fluted limestone one — the material chosen to match the rest of the room, so the media wall is a wall first.
Cables and Boxes Gone
A shallow ventilated console with a cane or fabric front, so the set-top box, the console and the router live inside it and the remotes still work; conduits run before the wall closes, so no cable is ever seen.
Sound Considered
A recess sized for the soundbar, speakers where they can be hidden, and in a den, panelling that quiets the room — planned with the wall rather than bolted on after.
Storage Without a Wall of Doors
A low console and one lit niche do more than a wall of shutters. What must be stored is stored low and closed; what is worth seeing is lit and open.
Sized to the Seating Distance
The screen sized to where the sofa is, not to the wall: a 65-inch screen sits well at ten to twelve feet, a 75-inch wants twelve or more — and neither goes on the window wall, where the afternoon light washes it out.

The Plaster & Light Media Den →The media wall, at length →

Why It Is Done This Way

A wall first, a television second

Drawn on Your Wall

The media wall can be one of the three rooms visualised photorealistically within 7 days of receiving your plan — the screen, the panel and the console at their real sizes on your real wall, before any agreement.

Made in a Factory, Fitted in Days

Joinery is cut and finished on a factory line — IS:710 ply carcasses, HDHMR shutters, Hettich or Häfele hardware — and arrives finished, so a wall of it goes up in days rather than being built around your furniture for weeks.

Every Line Named

The proposal lists the joinery, the wall finish, the ceiling, the lighting and the curtains as separate lines, each with brand, grade and warranty, so the room can be compared quote to quote rather than by its total.

From the Portfolio

Media walls from the portfolio

In Design6 rooms

Living room with a full-height olive-sage shaker library wall of books, stoneware and cane baskets, an aged brass swing-arm lamp lit beside it, a deep linen sofa with a knitted throw, a thick reclaimed oak coffee table, a jute rug and an olive tree in late sun from a steel window

Compact apartment lobby with a warm-white four-panel main door on brass hinges, a whitewashed brick wall carrying a brass picture light and a framed sepia landscape, an olive shaker bench with shoe drawers, brass cup pulls and cane baskets, brass hooks with a jute tote and a linen jacket, a jar of eucalyptus, a fern, a striped dhurrie runner and the living room through the doorway

Apartment kitchen with mushroom-greige shaker cabinets and aged brass pulls, beige marble-look quartz counters and splash, a plaster hood over the hob, pale oak shelves, a breakfast peninsula with two cane stools, a brass cone sconce by a black sliding window with a grille and the utility balcony beyond

Daylit dining room with one black board-and-batten wall holding a lit shelf niche with a trailing plant, cream plaster elsewhere, oak box beams, a black iron linear lantern, a thick reclaimed oak table with a linen runner, lilies and rust foliage, oatmeal slipcovered chairs, a jute rug, an olive tree and a sliding door onto a balcony of potted plants with rain trees and neighbouring rooftops beyond

Primary bedroom with a honed limestone headboard wall in stacked courses, a floating reclaimed oak ledge with a stoneware lamp and books, aged brass wall lights, a low oak bed in oatmeal linen with plum cushions and a chunky knit throw, cream shaker wardrobes, an olive tree at a black-framed balcony door onto tree canopy and a jute rug in morning sun

Children's room with one continuous built-in of cream shaker frames and woven rattan cane panels: wardrobes either side of an oak-lined reading arch with shelves of picture books, a grey seat cushion with olive and charcoal pillows over brass-pulled drawers, a cream tongue-and-groove ceiling with a rattan pendant, a built-in oak study desk with a brass lamp and a cane chair under a black-framed window onto trees, a single bed in oatmeal linen with a knit throw and a wool rug

The Sage Shaker Home

3BHK apartment · HSR Layout · Élara Signature

Walk through every room, priced₹14.5L – ₹27.2L*

In Design6 rooms

Japandi living room with a fluted oak media wall, a woven jute pendant, a curved ivory bouclé sofa, a fiddle-leaf fig and morning light through sheer linen

Japandi kitchen with slatted oak cabinets, a plain plaster arch over the hob, a white quartz island with rattan stools and woven pendants

Japandi dining room with a live-edge oak table, a curved oak bench, a woven jute chandelier, a lime-washed wall and an ink-wash artwork

Japandi primary bedroom with an oak slat headboard wall, rattan pendants, a linen bed with an olive throw and a small oak vanity

Japandi foyer with a plain plaster arch, a round rattan mirror, an oak console with eucalyptus, a slatted oak wall and a bench with jute baskets

Japandi balcony with teak deck tiles, a cane sofa, a hanging rattan chair, a bamboo screen with jasmine, terracotta pots and string lights

The Sunlit Japandi Home

3BHK apartment · Whitefield · Japandi

Walk through every room, priced₹12.8L – ₹23.6L*

In Design6 rooms

Golden-hour living room with a bookmatched oak wall, a sculptural plaster pendant, a curved ivory bouclé sofa with caramel leather cushions and an olive tree

Open dining and kitchen at golden hour with a sandstone table and curved ivory chairs, a sculptural pendant, bookmatched oak cabinetry, a sandstone island with leather stools and blackened steel shelving

Reading corner with a deep oak window seat with a bouclé cushion and leather bolsters, lit built-in bookshelves either side and a brass lamp before steel-framed glazing

Walnut-panelled study with a wall of bookshelves, a leather-topped desk with a green glass lamp, a sculptural pendant, brass wall lights and a framed map at dusk

Golden-hour bedroom with a bookmatched oak headboard wall, slim black pendants, an ivory linen bed with caramel cushions, a bouclé bench and an oak vanity

Bathroom in honed sandstone with a blackened steel framed shower screen, a floating oak vanity with twin stone basins, a wide mirror with steel wall lights and golden light from a steel-framed window

The Golden Hour Apartment

3BHK apartment · Koramangala · Soft Minimalism

Walk through every room, priced₹20.7L – ₹38.7L*

See All Projects →

The Élara Journey

From floor plan to the first film

Meet & plan

How you live, scope and budget — agreed in writing.

Design draft

Three of your own rooms, rendered in 3D.

Onboard & measure

Your named team, your app, every wall measured.

Design & sign-off

Every room refined in the app, then frozen.

Build

Factory-finished joinery; plan against actual, with photos.

ÉLARA 111

111 checks, each signed off with a photo, or reworked.

Style & handover

Styled, snag-walked, signed off room by room.

Aftercare

A 30-day visit; tickets answered from the app.

Considered Questions

Before you begin

What does a TV unit cost in Bangalore?: A media wall as drawn in the Design Boutique runs ₹1.4L – ₹11.4L — from a fluted panel with a low console in a den to the full fluted-oak wall of a living room with its lighting and storage. The panel material and the length of the console move the number most; the screen and the sound are the client's, and never priced in. Rooms are designed within whole-home projects, which begin from ₹11.99L; within one, the scope and finish of each room is yours to set.
What size television suits my living room?: Size it to the seating distance rather than the wall. A 65-inch screen sits well at ten to twelve feet from the sofa, a 75-inch wants twelve feet or more, and a screen larger than the wall can carry with air around it reads as a billboard. The wall is then designed around that size, with the recess cut to the model.
Can the unit hide the set-top box, the console and the router?: Yes — a shallow ventilated console with a cane or fabric front holds all three, with the heat let out and the remotes still working through the front. The conduits from the screen to the console and to the power are run before the wall closes, so nothing is seen.
Fluted panel, plaster or stone?: Whichever the rest of the room is made of. A fluted oak or walnut panel suits a warm, joinery-led room; lime plaster suits a quiet one and takes a recessed screen beautifully; fluted stone belongs in a villa lounge with a fireplace to match. The screen is the same; the wall is what you live with.
Can I see my media wall before I commit?: Send a floor plan and a short brief. Within 7 days you receive photorealistic views of three of your rooms, a material board and an indicative range — complimentary, and without obligation. Full design begins with a design agreement.