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Entertainment Units

A media wall is a cabinet run with a centered television, closed base storage for consoles and cables, and open shelving above for books and objects, designed to fit the room you have.

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White entertainment center with a wall-mounted TV and soundbar, flanking open shelves, base cabinets and drawers

Can you do this in my room?

Yes, we design and build entertainment units to the exact dimensions of your room, from closed base storage for consoles and cables to open shelving above for books and objects. Shelves sit on adjustable pins, so the layout can change as your needs do without new parts.

Nothing is manufactured until you have seen it drawn. You approve the layout, the finishes and the price first, so the only surprise is how much room you get back.

What's possible

Available Features

  • Closed base storage for consoles and cables
  • Open shelving above for books and objects
  • Upper cabinets for daily items, lower cabinets for concealed storage
  • Library and display shelving, integrated with the cabinetry
  • Concealed cable management
  • Built-in cabinetry for any room

How we design entertainment units

Cost and layout track linear footage, material, and how much of the run is closed cabinetry versus open shelving. Your designer measures the wall and the clearances first, then fits storage into what is genuinely left over.

Cable management is planned before manufacturing: a channel behind the cabinetry keeps power strips and chargers out of sight. Tall closed cabinets, open shelving and display storage are balanced in the drawings so the wall reads as furniture.

We build these as millwork rather than as a kit, scribed to your walls, matched to your trim and finished in furniture-grade melamine. Everything is drawn in 3D first, manufactured at our Downingtown facility and installed by our own crew.

Entertainment Units we have built

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  • White entertainment center with a wall-mounted TV and soundbar, flanking open shelves, base cabinets and drawers
  • Sage green bar cabinetry with brass lattice glass doors, walnut floating shelves, a marble counter and a sink
  • Dark floor-to-ceiling cabinets with flat doors and brass pulls, a black and brass pendant light and a patterned rug
  • White shaker beverage station with glass-front upper cabinets, subway tile, a marble counter and a small sink
  • Dark wood media wall with tall open bookcases on each side of a wall-mounted TV over a row of base cabinets
  • Navy basement bar wall with open bookcases, wood floating shelves, a butcher block counter, sink and wine fridge
  • Dark floor-to-ceiling cabinets with flat doors and brass pulls beside a window, with a black and brass pendant light
  • White shaker buffet with glass-front upper cabinets on each side of a window, a light counter and black hardware
  • Black shaker bar wall with upper cabinets, wood floating shelves, a light counter, brass faucet and wine fridge
  • Cherry-finish entertainment center with a TV, open bookshelves, upper cabinets and drawer stacks
  • White TV unit with lit beadboard back, cubbies with wicker baskets, and cushioned window seats on both sides
  • White shaker beverage station with lit glass-front cabinets, green glass tile, a dark counter and a beverage fridge

What entertainment units clients say

Google review
“Got a master bedroom closet renovation a year and a half ago and it’s perfect. From the consultation, design, installation, the whole experience is flawless. Reaching out to them now to complete the rest of our closets. We will only use them for our closet needs!”
Verified Google reviewAugust 2024
Google review
“I was very impressed with Diplomat from start to finish. They are professional & very easy to work with. It was also nice to visit their new, beautiful showroom to see everything in person. Thank you, Diplomat! We love our new closet!”
Verified Google reviewAugust 2024
Google review
“Had a great experience with Diplomat Closet Design. The process of getting an appointment was so easy! Makenzie helped me figure out the best design of the room to fit all of my things. I would use them again for sure.”
Verified Google reviewMay 2024

Verbatim reviews from Diplomat's Google Business Profile. Read all 110 on Google.

Investment

What a entertainment unit costs

Every entertainment unit is quoted per linear foot by the level you choose. The price is fixed before we build, so you are comparing real numbers rather than guessing.

Get a fixed price for your room

Essential

$589/lin. ft.

Open shelving or limited base storage; white melamine; minimal doors and trim.

Standard

$685/lin. ft.

Base cabinets and upper shelving; basic doors/drawers; standard countertop and hardware.

Premium

$991/lin. ft.

Finished backs; shaker/raised fronts; crown/base molding; soft-close drawers; more complete wall-to-wall cabinetry.

Executive/Luxury

$1,589+/lin. ft.

Premium woodgrain finishes; upgraded countertops; glass or specialty doors; decorative trim, display storage, lighting preparation, and premium hardware.

The highest tier reflects dense cabinetry and specialized functions.

Start to finish

How your entertainment unit gets built

  1. 01

    We Listen.

    One of our skilled designers will connect with you and simply listen. We understand that your time is valuable and do our best to be efficient, gather all pertinent information and begin the design. Whether it's a simple reach-in, a garage reorganization or a lavish dressing room, we treat each opportunity with the same enthusiasm and attention.

  2. 02

    We Design.

    All of our consultations are FREE. Our team of designers works hand-in-hand with each customer to tailor a solution particular to their needs and budget. We provide detailed 2D and 3D renderings of each space, so you can visualize exactly what your newly organized area will look like.

  3. 03

    We Manufacture.

    Our production facility uses cutting-edge technology to give you a product that not only looks great but withstands the test of time. The advantage of having our own facility is simple, our quality is higher, our turnaround times are faster and our flexibility is greater.

  4. 04

    We Install.

    We believe every client deserves a white-glove experience from start to finish. That means respecting your home, keeping the space clean during installation, and making sure every surface is polished and perfect before we leave, and we're available afterward for questions and future projects.

Entertainment Units questions, answered

How much does a custom entertainment unit cost?

Entertainment units are quoted per linear foot across four levels: Essential $589, Standard $685, Premium $991 and Executive/Luxury $1,589 and up per foot. Cost tracks linear footage, material, and how much of the run is closed cabinetry versus open shelving.

How do you handle cables?

A channel behind the cabinetry keeps power strips and chargers out of sight, with closed base storage for consoles. Cable routing is planned before manufacturing.

Will I see the design before you build it?

Always. You approve 2D and 3D renderings showing exact shelf heights, drawer counts and finishes. Nothing goes into production at our Downingtown facility until those drawings are signed off.

Get a quote for your entertainment unit

Tell us about the room and a designer will follow up to schedule your free in-home consultation. You will see 2D and 3D drawings, and a fixed price, before anything is manufactured. No sales pressure, no obligation to move forward.

Prefer to talk? Call 610-431-3500.

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Begin your project

Let's start with a conversation.

A designer will visit your home, measure the space and show you what's possible, with no obligation and no sales pressure.