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Fake TV for Staging: 42 vs 50 vs 55 vs 60 vs 70 (Which Size Looks Right?)

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Update time : 2026-01-08 20:23:00

Fake TVs for staging are not about entertainment — they are about scale, balance, and visual credibility in a room. In showrooms and model homes, the wrong TV size can quietly make a living room feel “off”: too small looks under-scaled, too large overwhelms the wall and furniture.

YIJIA Props TVs are also known as prop TV, dummy TV, fake TV for staging, and faux TV — built for showroom and model-home display.

If you’re planning a showroom vignette, a real estate model home, or a staged living room set, this guide compares the most commonly used sizes: 42, 50, 55, 60, and 70 inches.

For a full overview of how Props TVs are used in professional environments:
Props TV for Showrooms (Guide)


Quick Rule of Thumb (Fast Decision)

  • If you want the safest “looks-right-almost-everywhere” choice: 55"

  • If your space is compact (apartments/bedrooms / secondary rooms): 42"

  • If you want a balanced living-room presence without going big: 50"

  • If the wall is wide or the layout is open-plan: 60"

  • If you need a strong visual impact in large sets and spacious interiors: 70"


Size Comparison (42 vs 50 vs 55 vs 60 vs 70)

Use this quick chart to match TV size to room type and staging intent.

42" Props TV — Compact & Versatile
Best for: apartments, bedrooms, secondary living areas, space-conscious showroom layouts
When it looks best: smaller walls, shorter viewing distance, subtle tech presence.

50" Props TV — Balanced Living Room Choice
Best for: mid-size living rooms, standard sofa + TV console compositions
When it looks best: you want a “complete living room” without oversized impact.

55" Props TV — Global Standard for Staging
Best for: most showroom living rooms and model-home main living areas
When it looks best: you want a safe, modern media-wall look that fits most layouts.

60" Props TV — Upgrade for Spacious Modern Interiors
Best for: wider walls, open-plan layouts, premium showroom vignettes
When it looks best: 55" feels slightly under-scaled, and you want a stronger anchor.

70" Props TV — Strong Wall Presence
Best for: large living rooms, villas, large apartments, open showroom sets
When it looks best: you need a confident focal-point presence without “flagship oversized” territory.


Which Size Should You Choose for Each Space Type?

Furniture Showrooms

  • Bedrooms / compact sets: 42"

  • Standard living room vignette: 55" (most common)

  • Premium or larger living walls: 60" or 70"

Real Estate Model Homes

  • Apartments / smaller homes: 42" + 55" combination

  • Open-plan “hero living room”: 60"

  • Villas / large open spaces: 70"

Exhibitions & Trade Shows

  • Limited booth space: 42" or 50"

  • Lifestyle booth with a stronger media wall: 55" or 60"

  • Large booth visibility priority: 70"


Common Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)

  1. Choosing too small a space for the main living room
    A TV that looks underscaled makes the wall feel empty, and the furniture feel mismatched. If it’s the main living room, start from 55".

  2. Going too large in compact layouts
    Oversized TVs can visually overpower smaller sofas and narrow walls. Use 42" for compact spaces.

  3. Using real TVs in staging environments
    Real devices introduce black screens, cables, maintenance, and theft/damage risk. A display-only dummy TV keeps visuals consistent and reduces operational workload.


Recommended “Mixed-Size Kit” for Professional Projects

If you stage multiple rooms or manage repeat installations, a mixed-size kit is usually the most efficient:

  • 42" for bedrooms / compact rooms

  • 55" for standard living rooms

  • 60" or 70" for open-plan “hero” living areas

Props TV for Showrooms


FAQ

Q1: Does a fake TV for staging light up or play video?
A: No. A Props TV is display-only and is designed for visual consistency without power or illumination.

Q2: Can a dummy TV be wall-mounted?
A: Yes. Props TVs are compatible with standard mounting approaches used in showroom and interior installs.

Q3: What size should I choose if I’m unsure?
A: Start with 55" (the most universal choice). Add 42" for bedrooms and 60"/70" for larger open-plan spaces.

Q4: Do you support bulk orders and multi-location rollouts?
A: Yes. We support consistent specifications for multi-site showroom and staging projects.


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