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Living Room Storage

Living Room Storage

Storage decides how tidy a Malaysian living room actually looks. FRWD's living room storage range covers the pieces that carry the heaviest visual weight in the space — from full-wall TV cabinets to compact bookshelves for smaller apartments.

Dedicated owner pages for each storage type:

  • TV Cabinets — floating, floor-standing and full-wall console units with integrated cable management.
  • Bookshelves — open-shelf and closed-back designs from slim apartment profiles to statement library walls.
  • Cabinets — sideboards and general storage cabinets in timber and metal-frame finishes.
  • Chest of Drawers — drawer-first storage sized for living-room or hall placement.
  • Clothes Racks — open-rack designs for apartment entryways or secondary rooms where closet space is tight.

Hidden storage, open display, or cable management? Start with the TV wall: a TV cabinet is the right call when the room carries AV gear, gaming consoles or a soundbar — look for integrated cable runs and a ventilated back panel so the equipment doesn't overheat. A bookshelf pays off when display matters as much as storage — books, decor, framed photos — and when the feature wall doesn't carry a TV. A cabinet or sideboard is the cleanest option when the storage job is fully hidden (toys, tableware, household clutter) and the visible surface is needed for a lamp or framed art. Most Malaysian apartment living rooms settle on one TV cabinet plus one cabinet or bookshelf as the full storage plan — a third piece only starts to make sense in landed homes with wider wall runs.

Every FRWD living room storage piece ships with free delivery + installation across Peninsular Malaysia. Measure wall length, plan any cable routing behind the TV, and leave 100mm of clearance in front of cabinet doors and drawer pulls before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.

Floating or floor-standing TV cabinet for a Malaysian apartment?

Floating TV cabinets keep the floor visually clear and make smaller rooms feel larger — they suit condos and apartments with tile or wood flooring. Floor-standing units offer more internal volume for AV equipment and suit landed homes or larger living rooms where storage capacity matters more than visual lightness.
2.

How much storage capacity do I actually need?

Plan storage around what the room carries day to day: remotes, cables, magazines, gaming or AV gear. A TV cabinet plus one additional piece (bookshelf or cabinet) covers most Malaysian living rooms. Bigger families or open-plan layouts tend to need a second closed cabinet to keep visible clutter down.