Handcrafted Luxury TV Stands: Inside the Production Process

Q: Where can I see the original Instagram post?

You can watch the original reel on Sagist Group's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cz8YBw4NlKm/

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Luxury TV stand being handcrafted in the Sagist Group furniture factory in Turkiye, shown during production

Luxury TV stands have become a centrepiece of the modern living room, and how they are made matters as much as how they look. In an Instagram reel, Sagist Group invited followers behind the scenes of its factory in Turkiye to see the production stages of its handcrafted TV stands.

Key takeaways

On 22 November 2023, Sagist Group shared a reel on Instagram showing the production stages of its luxury TV stands.
The caption says the TV stands are handcrafted with care at the Sagist Group factory in Turkiye.
Design writers in 2026 describe the TV wall as a focal point, with warm wood, fluted panels and hidden cables.
A balance of open and closed storage and the right width for the screen make a TV unit both beautiful and practical.

Furniture workshop with woodworking in progress

What the post shows

The reel focuses on craftsmanship. According to the caption, Sagist Group's luxurious TV stands are handcrafted with utmost care at its factory, and the video lets viewers witness the production stages of these pieces. The post is signed as Sagist Group Luxury Furniture Factory, made in Turkiye.

Showing production is useful for buyers. It shows that the piece is made in a factory the brand controls, which is what makes custom sizes, finishes and details possible for a home, villa or hotel project.

Luxury TV stand trends for 2026

The short answer: the TV unit is no longer hidden; it is designed as a feature of the room. Recent design articles describe the same shift.

Trendir puts it simply: the TV used to be the thing you tried to hide, and now it is the thing the whole room is built around.
Hackrea's TV stand trends says the ultra-minimalist white box is out, replaced by floor-to-ceiling media walls and fluted wood panels, with travertine named as a popular stone.
Tint & Shade recommends units that are simple, clean and warm, using wooden panels, soft metals and clean horizontal and vertical lines.

Handcrafted pieces suit this direction well, because wood grain, lacquer and stone details are exactly what make a media unit feel like furniture instead of a box for electronics.

Luxury TV stand trends for 2026 – Sagist Group

How a handcrafted TV stand is made

A handcrafted TV stand moves through several clear stages in the factory. While each design is different, the typical process looks like this.

Design and measurement: the unit is sized to the wall, the screen and the storage the client needs.
Cutting and joinery: the carcass and panels are cut and joined, with openings planned for cables and devices.
Detailing: mouldings, carving, fluting or other decorative work is added by hand.
Finishing: surfaces are sanded and finished, for example with lacquer, stain or paint, in several careful steps.
Assembly and checks: doors, drawers and hardware are fitted and the piece is checked before packing.

How to choose the right TV unit

Choose a TV unit by size first, then storage, then style. A unit that is too narrow makes even a beautiful screen look awkward, while one that fills the wall can turn the TV into part of a designed feature.

Width: let the unit extend comfortably beyond the screen on both sides.
Storage: Tint & Shade warns against too many open shelves and suggests a balanced mix of open and closed storage.
Cables: plan concealed wiring from the start, since exposed wires are listed as a common mistake.
Small rooms: a low unit can make a space look bigger and still double as storage.

Sagist Group, founded in 1996 and exporting to 73 countries, produces furniture for homes, villas and hotels, so a TV stand can be designed to match the rest of the living room.