When a TV isn't dominating the central sightline of a room, the space instantly feels bigger, brighter, and a stronger sense of design can be created. I felt this flip firsthand in my flat, as I battled to find the perfect placement for my TV. I moved it back and forth between the console on the central wall and a table in the corner of the room, constantly perplexed about whether form or function should come first. What I wish I knew then? A rolling TV stand makes finding the perfect spot easy, and adjustable.
But before you picture the ugly, clunky TV cart your teacher used to roll out — hear me out: rolling TV stands have come a long way in terms of design, like much of the home tech world. In my quest to prove that my TV can live stylishly in my living room without dominating the main wall, I came across a powder pink rolling stand from Pedestal. The color? Chef's kiss (and it comes in seven others too). The build? Sturdy and slim. And where to put it? Well, anywhere you like!
