Fluted TV Stands

Fluted TV stand design and details

A fluted TV stand uses rows of vertical grooves on its doors or front to catch light and shadow, so the cabinet reads as a design piece even with the TV off. The look draws on mid-century and art deco furniture and suits modern rooms.

Every model here includes storage, most behind cabinet doors, and some add drawers or open shelves for media players and game consoles. Select models include USB charging.

Fluted TV stand 70 inch and larger TV fit

A fluted TV stand for a 70 inch TV should be wider than the screen, which spans about 61 inches. Widths here run 59.1 to 78.7 inches, and select models are rated for TVs up to 75, 80 or 85 inches.

Depths run 13.3 to 15.7 inches, a slim footprint for narrow rooms, and heights 17.3 to 32.3 inches, so most models keep the screen near sofa eye level.

Black fluted TV stand and lighter finishes

A black fluted TV stand gives grooved fronts crisp shadow lines and blends with a dark screen. White fluted models brighten a room, while walnut, natural and dark brown finishes bring out the grain-like rhythm of the ribs.

Pick a finish that repeats one already in the room, such as a wood floor tone or black picture frames.

Fluted TV stand with fireplace

A fluted TV stand with fireplace sets an electric fireplace into the cabinet below the screen, pairing a flame effect with fluted detailing. Select models here include one, in a white finish for TVs up to 70 inches.

Keep the fireplace front clear and plug the stand into a wall outlet rather than a power strip.

Fluted wood TV stand construction and care

A fluted wood TV stand here is shaped from MDF or engineered wood panels, which hold crisp grooves without splitting. Most sit on a metal frame, and select models add solid wood parts, such as solid pine, or glass.

Dust the grooves with a soft brush or a dry paintbrush, then wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry it right away, since standing water can swell panel edges.