What Goes With a Fluted TV Unit? A Coordinating Guide
A fluted TV unit brings depth and a tactile quality to a living room, and the pieces around it should let that texture stand out rather than compete with it. In this coordinating guide we explain why fluting needs room to breathe and how contrast with smooth surfaces makes the ridged fronts look refined. We look at the best wall colours and finishes to sit behind the unit, why curved sofas and natural fabrics such as boucle and linen suit reeded timber, and how stone, travertine and glass tables provide a pleasing counterpoint. You will find advice on complementary storage, lighting placed to the side so it throws gentle shadows across the grooves, and colour palettes that suit oak, walnut and painted fluting. We also cover accessories, artwork, rugs and flooring, keeping everything calm and considered. The result is a room with quiet character, where the fluted unit remains the main feature and the rest of the space supports it....
