I had to look it up to see if it's the show I was thinking of since I have only seen it a few times. Must have been in a motel where I saw it or something unless it's on broadcast sometime. I don't know. But I enjoyed the show. I worked with private investigators for a while and there's some similarities. Some of their approaches parallel some of my approaches for serving legal process on people trying to duck service. And the stories from the PIs were similar in many ways. I just wondered if I could smell silicone over the tv when his wife would pass by? I can understand why some would want her to take them down, handcuff them and smother them! LOL Tidbit of trivia, former wrestler Dave "The Redneck"/"Dr. D" Shultz was a bounty hunter. He was the one who slapped around the ABC reporter John Stossel for saying professional wrestling was fake.

I rarely turn our TV(s) on and don't like to see them when not in use. Great room television is hidden behind custom sliding panels ( two go left, one right). DVD player, TV equipment, etc is in niche with shutter door. MBR TV is in an antique armoire that was in LR of our last home. It also holds sweaters and extra bedding. Main level guest room. Lower level guest room. We do have a large flat screen that is not enclosed in the lower level den. I don't have a photograph to share but it's on a pine chest. This post was edited by allison0704 on Fri, Jun 13, 14 at 19:46

I really like it, especially with your very 'airy' plant. All 3 objects give one the feeling of 'floating'. Like magic! It makes the oversized electronic, look like it's in a home setting. Very nicely done. Couldn't be any nicer. Now, look for all those with the giant 'entertainment with a bridge' armoires or wall shelving be putting them up on resale websites, so they can lighten the load in their tv rooms... LOL

Related to my earlier post, do you have a music system? Are you going to get any additional electronics (e.g. CD/DVD/BluRay player, Cable box, etc.)? You need to accommodate those as well. All your examples involve the TV being mounted on the wall, which I like. You now understand the problem of getting a large console for your "home entertainment system" - electronic devices change and you don't want to have to change your furniture also!