TV furniture with ceiling pillars

The Wallover® System offers different solutions for handling the television and all the accessories that now complement it. In this composition, four floor-standing modules come together to create a taut horizontal line. One of these, called Multimedia flap door, is equipped with a TV stand with a cable duct column that can accommodate decoders, soundbars and much more. This living room solution is enlivened by three pillars that descend from the ceiling at different heights and mark the rhythm of the wall. The LED backs applied to the back of the Pillars draw their silhouette, accentuating the dynamism of this sculpture.

System: Wallover

Designer: MONICA GRAFFEO

Measurements: L 450 cm - P 45,5 cm - H 300 cm

Multimedia flap door

The Multimedia flap door module is the perfect solution for turning your television into a home theatre system.

The front is made of perforated aluminium covered internally with acoustic fabric: it allows the transmission of infrared signals and guarantees excellent sound quality.

The TV can be placed on a stand, by running the cables through a special hole, or it can be fixed, as in this case, on a butterfly stand.

The stand can accommodate screens from 55 to 65 inches and can be adjusted in three axes. It is equipped with a cable guide column that ensures that all electrical wires are neatly and invisibly managed.

Thanks to this solution, the television is suspended lightly above the floor-standing furniture and dialogues elegantly with the other volumes in the composition.

The verticality of the pillars

Pillars are one of the distinctive elements of the Wallover® System. They are storage pillars characterised by a strong drive for verticality.

They can be designed to the millimetre, blend in with the wall or become architectural volumes that characterise the space.

In this case, the three pillars are suspended from the wall thanks to an innovative attachment system that can include reinforced brackets designed by our research and development department. The system makes it possible to maintain a minimum distance between the top of the Pillar and the ceiling to create an elegant play of vertical lines.

On the back of the module it is possible to install a luminous back panel that emphasises the profile of the element and adds an additional light point in the room. Switching on, switching off and light intensity are controlled by a convenient remote control.