7 Best 70 Inch TV Console Picks for Big Screens with Storage

A 70-inch TV console has one job that most stands get wrong. It has to look wider than the screen, hide your gear, and still feel solid under a big TV. Get the width too tight, and the whole wall looks off. Skip the storage, and your remotes, cables, and game controllers end up all over the place. We pulled together seven media consoles that handle all three. MostTV size and viewing distance guides agree that a 70-inch TV console should sit a few inches wider than the TV, so that shaped every pick here. Below, you get the seven options, a quick comparison, sizing rules, and answers to the questions buyers ask most.

What Actually Matters in a 70 Inch TV Console

Three things decide if the best TV stand for a 70-inch TV works or annoys you daily. Width, storage, and build. Nail those on any 70-inch TV stand, and the rest is style.

Width and Proportion Come First

The best TV stand for a 70-inch TV setup looks wider than the screen, not equal to it. A few inches of overhang on each side give the TV a steady visual base. A media console that extends beyond the screen also gives you room to add storage without crowding the setup. You also get a spot for a soundbar, a small speaker, or a bit of decor. Shoot for the stand to clear the TV by 2 to 3 inches on each side.

Storage That Hides the Mess

Closed cabinets do the heavy lifting. They hide routers, chargers, remotes, and game gear. Drawers help with the small stuff you grab often. Open shelves still matter for anything that runs warm, like a soundbar or a streaming box. The smart move is a mix of both. Many stands in the modern TV stand collection pair closed doors with one open bay for exactly that reason.

Build and Setup You Can Live With

A big console is heavy. Solid joinery, stable legs, and good door hardware keep it safe under a large screen. Assembly matters too. A stand that arrives mostly built saves you an hour of frustration. On a piece this size, that is not a small thing.

Size, Width, and Layout to Check Before You Buy

Screens keep growing, so headroom counts. A rough viewing-distance rule puts you about 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen width back for a 4K set. That number tells you how the room reads. A wider console also stops the big screen from looking top-heavy. Depth is the other trap. Skinny units look great in a photo. Then you add a receiver, a console, and a router, and it gets tight fast. Stick with 16 to 18 inches of depth for most homes.

Quick Comparison of the 7 Best 70 Inch TV Consoles

This table lines up the best 70-inch TV stand picks so you can compare each one by size, storage, and price at a glance. A fast side-by-side before the full reviews. Prices are approximate and shift with finish, size, and seasonal sales.

Console	Best For	Storage	Approx. Price
Sicotas Stria TV Stand (up to 100")	Large rooms, wide screens	Cabinets + open bay	See current price
Povison Arboren 71"	Premium centerpiece	Cabinets + center display	$1,699
West Elm Parquet (68"-80")	Graphic walnut styling	Enclosed storage	$1,299-$1,499
Article Torme 72"	Clean, modern oak look	Enclosed media storage	$1,199
Crate & Barrel Keane 72"	Big family rooms	Drawers + cabinets	$1,999
IKEA Stockholm 2025	Budget-conscious buyers	Sliding-door storage	$399.99
Burrow Opera	Gaming + home theater	Sliding-door storage	$862 (sale)

The 7 Best 70 Inch TV Consoles, Reviewed

Every pick below is here for a clear reason. First up is our top value-for-money option. Then the strong alternatives.

1. Sicotas Stria TV Stand, Up to 100 Inch TV

Best 70-inch TV console for big rooms and very wide screens. The Stria sits on a long, stable top. It holds a 70-inch TV with room left over. So you get that wider-than-the-screen look, and you skip the hunt for an oversized stand.

The vertical groove front keeps it clean and modern. Behind the closed cabinets, your routers, consoles, and cables vanish in seconds. There is open space too, handy for a soundbar or anything that needs airflow. It scales up to a 100-inch screen, so it fits in open-plan living rooms where the media wall has to feel solid.

Why we rate it: real storage in a slim, light frame. It also uses quality engineered wood that resists warping. Want a value-for-money console that does not look cheap? The Stria 100-inch TV stand is the easiest call on this list.

2. Povison Arboren 71 Inch Mid-Century Modern TV Stand

Best for a premium centerpiece with deep storage. The Arboren runs 70.9 inches wide and a generous 22 inches deep, so it swallows more gear than most slim consoles.

The slatted front and integrated center lighting give it a high-end look, and it arrives heavy and mostly built. Reviewers note that the legs screw on in a few minutes. If you want the most furniture-like piece here, Povison's Arboren review lays out the full spec.

3. West Elm Parquet Media Console

Best for graphic walnut styling. The Parquet front is the draw here, a bold geometric wood pattern that reads more like a design piece than a plain cabinet.

It comes in widths from 68 to 80 inches. The wood is FSC-certified, and the enclosed storage keeps the media area calm. This one shines when the stand doubles as decor. See the West Elm Parquet console for current sizes and finishes.

4. Article Torme 72 Inch Media Unit

Best for a clean, modern oak look. The Torme keeps things low and quiet, which helps when the TV already dominates the wall.

It comes in smoked or white oak and carries strong review scores. Storage is lighter than the family-room picks, so it suits homes with less daily clutter. The Article Torme media unit is a solid choice from a design-forward brand.

5. Crate & Barrel Keane 72 Inch Storage Media Console

Best for big family rooms. The Keane mixes drawers with roomy cabinets. So it takes your media gear, plus the board games, the cables, and all the odds and ends that a shared room piles up.

It fits up to an 86-inch flat screen. The FSC-certified mahogany gives it a grounded, classic feel. Need furniture-grade storage with real presence? The Crate & Barrel Keane console brings it.

6. IKEA Stockholm 2025 TV Unit with Sliding Doors

Best for budget-conscious buyers. You get a real 70-inch-scale cabinet here, minus the premium price.

The sliding doors are the smart part. They open without requiring any clearance, so they work in tight layouts and keep your devices out of sight. The oak veneer looks more finished than most entry-level stands, and it handles a 70-inch TV up to its weight limit. Check the IKEA Stockholm TV unit for current stock.

7. Burrow Opera Media Console

Best for gaming and home theater gear. The Opera is built for media-heavy setups, with a layout that fits larger consoles and a ventilation-minded design.

Accordion sliding doors keep the front tidy while still giving easy access to your devices. The proportions feel balanced in a modern living room. The Burrow Opera console is the pick if you run multiple consoles.

Storage Features That Make Daily Life Easier

Once the size is right, a TV stand with storage decides whether the room stays calm or turns chaotic. Closed cabinets are the first move because they hide routers, chargers, and remotes without making the wall look busy. Drawers help with the items you grab daily. Open shelves still earn their place for anything that runs warm. The best layouts mix both, and aTerra 75-inch TV console with cable management shows how built-in cord routing keeps the back of the unit from turning into a tangle.

How to Choose the Right 70 Inch TV Console

The decision gets easier when you stop thinking only about style and start thinking about habits.

Start With the TV and the Wall

Measure your wall and your TV first. The best TV stand for a 70-inch TV always feels wider than the screen, with room for a soundbar or a pair of speakers. If your media wall is large, a longer unit like theSavanna TV stand with a drawer for up to a 100-inch TV keeps the proportions right, rather than leaving the screen looking stranded.

Match Storage to Your Stuff

Be honest about what you own. Controllers, remotes, cables, and backup streaming boxes need drawers and cabinets, not just an open shelf. If your gear is minimal, a lighter console works fine and looks cleaner.

Check Depth and Ventilation

Around 16 to 18 inches of depth is ideal for most homes. Go deeper if you stack a receiver or larger consoles inside. Warm devices need airflow, so use an open shelf or a slatted door. Depth is where a 70-inch TV stand either breathes or bakes its electronics, so give the gear room to vent. A flexible piece like theHelio modular TV stand for TVs up to 100 inches lets you move the bays around your gear. Good airflow is what keeps electronics alive longer.

Plan for Setup and Safety

Large media furniture is awkward to move and easy to misalign. A mostly assembled unit saves real time. And anchor it. The CPSC Anchor It campaign reports that tip-overs send thousands of children to the ER each year, and a low cabinet under a big TV is exactly the kind of piece worth strapping to the wall.

Final Takeaway: Picking Your 70 Inch TV Console

The best TV stand for a 70-inch TV does more than hold a screen; the right media console with storage earns its place in the room. It makes the room cleaner. It hides the stuff you actually use. It holds up to daily life. Match your room width, your storage habits, and your patience for setup, then pick from these:

• Best all-around 70-inch TV console: the Sicotas Stria, for the easiest mix of width, storage, and value.
• Premium 70-inch TV stand: the Povison Arboren, when you want a centerpiece.
• Budget large media console: the IKEA Stockholm, for the tight-wallet build.
• Gaming-first 70-inch TV stand: the Burrow Opera, set up for consoles and gear.

Once you have a favorite, browse the fullliving room furniture range to see how the console sits with the rest of the room.

FAQs

How big a TV stand do you need for a 70-inch TV?

A 70- to 75-inch TV, and sometimes bigger. The real test is simple. The stand should clear the TV base by a few inches and meet the weight limit. Check the listed TV-size rating first.

What size mount do I need for a 70-inch TV stand setup?

It comes down to your TV's VESA pattern. Quick guide:

• Most 70-inch TVs use a 400x400 mm VESA pattern, but it changes by model
• Find the exact VESA size and weight in your TV's manual
• Pick a mount rated above your TV's weight, never right at it.

How much space do I need for a 70-inch TV?

About 61 inches of width for the screen itself. Here is the quick version:

• The screen runs roughly 61 inches wide, so go wider than that on the console
• Leave a little side clearance for a soundbar or speakers

For seating, many home theater sizing guides suggest sitting about 7.5 to 12 feet back.

How big a 70-inch TV console do you need?

At least 65 inches wide. 72 inches or more is better. A few things that width buys you:

• A stable base under the TV instead of a tight fit
• Room for a soundbar or decor on each side

Is a TV too big for a 70-inch TV stand?

Yes, in two cases. When the TV base is wider than the stand. Or when the TV outweighs the rated capacity. A TV hanging over the edge looks shaky and is unsafe. Confirm both width and weight before you buy.

Can a 70-inch TV stand hold a 75-inch TV?

Often yes. A 75-inch TV is only a bit wider. Just make sure the feet sit fully on the surface, and the weight stays under the stand's limit. A center base helps here.

Can I put a 70-inch TV on a 65-inch stand?

Not really. A 70-inch TV is wider than a 65-inch stand. The screen ends up hanging over both ends. That looks off, and it can wobble. Size up the stand, or wall-mount the TV.

Is a 70-inch TV considered big?

Yes. For most homes, 70 inches is firmly in big-screen territory. It works best in a medium or large room. Set your seating back far enough to take in the whole picture.

Sources

1. THX – TV Placement and Viewing Distance Guide
2. What Hi-Fi? – How to Calculate the Right Viewing Distance for Your TV
3. Wikipedia – Optimum HDTV Viewing Distance
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