13 Best Media Cabinets That’ll Complete Your Setup

For an investment piece, West Elm is a no-brainer. This blocky media console is great for a bigger space (which can handle this heavy-looking cabinet), particularly ones that could use some hidden storage. Inside the four doors: two compartments, each with one adjustable shelf. This one fits well with TVs up to 50" wide.

If you have the space, Castlery has a whole buildable media console for housing your TV, speakers, books, and whatever else you've got. There are multiple length options, and you can add on with matching drawers and shelves as you go.

For a cheap option that's an easy fit with most simple decor spaces, this one from Target does a pretty good job. It fits TVs up to 65" with some storage drawers and shelves hidden away. It's made from a cheaper material, though, so it can't hold quite as much as some other options, with a 15-pound weight limit per drawer.

For a minimal but well-built design, this West Elm media console is the kind you get for life. It's great for smaller spaces (and smaller TVs). It has hidden shelving and an open shelf, which can hold up to 100 pounds. The wood is a little high-maintenance, though. Spills, direct sunlight, and temperatures either too high or too low can cause damage.

This Amazon media stand is budget-friendly at just under $300, but with that comes a less substantial wood material. Still, for something cheap that looks right, this one comes in walnut or slate gray and has four hidden (and adjustable) shelves.

Target's Threshold line is not to be slept on. The brand makes modern-feeling furniture at more accessible price points. This one is airy, lightweight, and fits TVs up to 55" wide. The front cabinet doors and the back cutouts are great for concealing mountains of cords.

If you have a ton of tech items that need concealing, Burrow's media console has cabinet doors with wide openings to let sound pass through cleanly. The bays on the backside also have solid airflow and hide cords well. This one is best for TV screens between 55" and 75".

If you're not in the business of committing to single-use furniture, this Thuma credenza can work for just about anything you need it to. Its low profile and storage space make it a great media cabinet, but it can also be used as a decorative credenza or sideboard. There are four configurations, and other matching pieces can be stacked for a piece personalized to your space.

If you live in an apartment or are buying a media console that you know you'll have to move, this metal one looks cool and weighs just under 37 pounds. Get it in this sage green, white, or black.

If you have the space and are ready to commit to a heavy (and pricey) piece of furniture, Crate & Barrel's media console has three drawers down the middle with glass shelves on either side. It comes in two width options (72" or 90") and this charcoal or a light natural-wood finish.

Some media units can look heavy with those bigger storage shelves and drawers. This Sundays one sits on thin legs, which lighten up how it looks. It has a simple but cool curved shape with two sliding doors, two adjustable shelves, and holes in the back for managing cables.

CB2's engineered wood console is done up with a high-gloss white lacquer, which makes it look sleek as hell and super modern. It has three shelves you can use for display and two roomy drawers for your less pretty decor items.

This media cabinet has one of the best shapes we've seen around, and it'll instantly make the space it's in cooler. It is certainly an investment, though, and only available in black—you'll want to make sure it's a perfect fit before biting the bullet.