Entertainment & TV
The screen question in a tiny home is where to put it without losing wall or floor space. Mount it, fold it away, project it, or skip it for a tablet — each suits a different setup. Pricing is shown per country; regions marked "being researched" are coming soon.
Entertainment options
Wall-Mounted TV
A flat screen fixed to the wall on a low-profile or tilting bracket — keeping the floor and any surface clear. The simplest space-saving setup.
Advantages
- No floor or bench space used
- Tilt/swivel brackets aim it anywhere
- Cheap bracket, easy win
- Hides cables in the wall
Trade-offs
- Needs solid wall fixing
- Fixed spot once mounted
- A black rectangle on display
Indicative pricing
Swing-Arm / Fold-Away Mount
An articulated arm that lets the TV pull out, angle and fold back flat — so one screen can be watched from the lounge and the bed, then tucked away.
Advantages
- View from sofa and bed
- Folds flat when off
- Great for loft + lounge
- Frees the screen from one fixed angle
Trade-offs
- Dearer than a fixed bracket
- Needs very solid fixing
- Arm sticks out in use
Indicative pricing
Projector & Screen
A compact projector throws a big picture onto a wall or pull-down screen, then packs away to nothing. A cinema experience without a permanent screen taking wall space.
Advantages
- Huge picture, tiny device
- Packs away completely
- Project onto a plain wall
- Great cinema feel
Trade-offs
- Best in the dark
- Needs throw distance
- Sound usually separate
Indicative pricing
Tablet / Laptop + Soundbar
Skip the TV entirely: stream on a tablet or laptop, paired with a small Bluetooth speaker or soundbar. The lightest, most flexible, lowest-power option.
Advantages
- No TV to mount or power
- Lowest power draw (off-grid friendly)
- Watch anywhere
- Cheapest if you already own the device
Trade-offs
- Small screen
- Not a shared big-screen experience
- Relies on internet/data
Indicative pricing