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

For this to look good you need an 80 inch console https://www.2modern.com/products/lenox-media-cabinet

Not a Pro. The heat register doesn't bother me as much as the wires lol I would find a tv that has a hole you can snake wires through to hide them behind the console or drill a hole for same.

Can you move the rug down and find a wide low bench for that corner? Remove what's there now. I know you didn't ask, but a cozier layout where the furniture better connects would help take the emphasis off the TV, which is oversized for that spot. Consider moving both sofas closer together about a foot with more "breathing room" behind each one. This would create a conversational grouping for you. Then turn the coffee table the other way. This would also open up the bay window, such a lovely feature of the room that's somewhat blocked by the sofa. Tall, beautiful plants would add a lot to your living room.