The TV wall is the first thing anyone sees in your living room, and the piece most likely to be over-designed.
The reason TV units go wrong is that they get drawn as a feature and used as a cupboard. A living room in a Pune flat has nowhere else to put anything — so whatever you build here will end up holding the router, the games, the documents, the things without a home. Design it as storage that happens to have a television on it, and it works for ten years. Design it as a feature wall, and you'll be hiding the router behind a plant.
The television gets mounted too high, almost universally, because it looks balanced on a drawing and wrong on a sofa. The centre of the screen should be roughly at seated eye level — around 100–110cm from the floor for most people. It looks low in the render. It is correct in the room.
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Typically ₹35,000–90,000 depending on the run, the finish and how much of it is closed storage. It's the piece where an honest designer will save you money — closed storage below, open shelving above, and no back-lit stone.
