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Handcrafted Luxury TV Stands: Inside the Making, with 2026 Design Trends

Writer: Sagist Group Luxury
Sagist Group Luxury
21 hours ago
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Handcrafted luxury TV stand in production at the Sagist Group furniture factory in Türkiye, from an Instagram reel

Key takeaways

  • On 22 November 2023, Sagist Group shared a reel on Instagram showing the production stages of its handcrafted luxury TV stands at its factory in Türkiye.

  • The post highlights craftsmanship: each piece is handcrafted with care in the Sagist Group factory.

  • 2026 TV unit trends favour lower, lighter media walls, fluted fronts, warm woods such as oak and walnut, and hidden cable management.

  • A custom TV stand can be sized to the wall, the screen and the storage you need.

What the post shows

The reel takes viewers inside the Sagist Group Luxury Furniture Factory in Türkiye to show the production stages of its luxurious TV stands. The caption describes each piece as handcrafted with utmost care, inviting followers to watch the craftsmanship behind the finished furniture.

Sagist Group has designed and manufactured furniture since 1996. Showing the factory floor lets clients see how a piece is built before it reaches their living room.

How are luxury TV stands made?

A luxury TV stand is usually built in stages: design and drawings, cutting and shaping the carcass, joinery and assembly, surface preparation, finishing, then fitting hardware and quality checks.

Handcraft matters most in the details: tight joints, even surfaces, smooth drawer and door movement, and a finish with no visible flaws. These are the points to look at when you compare one TV unit with another.

TV stand design trends for 2026

A 2026 TV stand trends guide describes how the media unit is changing:

  • Lower profiles: the heavy, wall-dominating units of the early 2000s are seen as outdated, replaced by lower media walls.

  • Fluting: vertical grooves on cabinet doors remain a top trend for 2026.

  • Floating units with hidden channels so cables disappear, often with LED backlighting.

  • Warm woods: cleaner lines in oak or walnut instead of rough, heavy barn wood.

  • Built-in function: charging points, pull-out trays, modular drawers and glass doors that let remote signals through.

Many of these features are easiest to get in a custom piece, where the cable routes, drawer sizes and proportions are planned for a specific wall and screen.

How to choose a TV stand for a luxury living room

  • Measure the wall and the screen: the unit should be wider than the TV and leave space to breathe on both sides.

  • Set the height so the centre of the screen sits close to eye level when seated.

  • Plan storage for devices, cables and everyday items so the top stays clear.

  • Match materials to the room: wood, lacquer, stone and metal details can echo the rest of the furniture.

  • Ask about ventilation and cable access for devices kept inside closed cabinets.

Solid wood, veneer or lacquer: which finish suits a TV stand?

The finish changes both the look and the care of a TV unit. Each option has its own strengths:

  • Solid wood: warm, natural grain and long life; it can be sanded and refinished, but it reacts to humidity and needs stable indoor conditions.

  • Wood veneer: real wood on a stable core, allowing large, even surfaces and matched grain across long units.

  • Lacquer: a smooth, closed surface in gloss or satin that is easy to wipe clean and can be made in many colours; chips should be repaired by a professional.

  • Mixed materials: wood with stone tops, metal details or glass doors adds contrast and helps the unit match the rest of the room.

For care, dust with a soft dry cloth, avoid harsh cleaners and keep the unit out of strong direct sunlight to protect the finish.

Frequently asked questions

Are Sagist Group TV stands handmade?

Yes. Sagist Group's Instagram post describes its luxury TV stands as handcrafted with care at its factory in Türkiye.

Can a TV stand be made to custom dimensions?

Yes. As a manufacturer, Sagist Group can design TV units to fit a specific wall, screen size and storage need.

Which wood is best for a TV stand?

Warm hardwoods such as oak and walnut are popular for 2026. The best choice depends on the style of the room and the finish you want.

Are wall-to-wall TV units still in fashion?

Trend guides for 2026 favour lower, lighter media walls over heavy units that dominate the whole wall.

Where can I see the original Instagram post?

You can watch the original reel on the Sagist Group Instagram account.

Order a custom TV unit from Sagist Group

Explore Sagist Group home furniture for living room ideas, and contact Sagist Group to discuss a TV stand or media wall made for your space.

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