We had a similar situation when we moved into our home, with the placement of the windows on one side and doorway on the other. We have a two-story ceiling in our family room and the proportions were a challenge for me. After looking at many consoles and media centers, we decided on a built in wall unit that we could match to the existing trim and wasn't much more than some of those modular console sets. It was nice to be able to decide on the dimensions with our taller ceiling and while it took longer to have it built and installed, we don't regret it at all. The electronic components are "hidden" in the cabinets and we got some additional lighting into the room by putting lights in the top part of the unit. I can totally relate to not being able to find the exact kind or size of cabinets you're looking for, so if you can find a cabinet maker in your area, maybe you could compare that quote to the price of some of the units you've found that would also work in your home. Good luck!

Hi Judy! No it’s not, just a town home built in 2012 and they did do a nice job framing the windows :) And yes those are the furniture pieces & rug we have coming! Here are some additional photos that wouldn’t fit in original post of kitchen, rest of room (ignore ugly brown couch, were throwing out)

You might consider a basic box shelf, especially if you are DIY inclined. You could use multiple shelves to achieve the width and number of shelves (vertically) that you need. https://www.houzz.com/pvp/wall-shelves-set-of-2-223505-from-nexera-natural-maple-prpv-pv~99219851?m_refid=PLA_HZ_99219851_2081799290&device=c&nw=g&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2c-9oILn6QIVYeW1Ch3nqQ33EAkYBSABEgLCCvD_BwE Some are more than just a box; https://www.wayfair.com/Foundstone--Hayward-Floating-TV-Stand-for-TVs-up-to-60-X112068325-L6-K~W001957214.html?refid=GX433472235811-W001957214_1874210375&device=c&ptid=955905929687&network=g&targetid=pla-955905929687&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=115107516&fdid=1817&PiID%5B%5D=1874210375&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9Nva-oLn6QIVh5yzCh3u-gUTEAQYByABEgKE8PD_BwE Whatever you choose, you do want to make sure you can hide the wires, too. Having a space for speakers and/or other related electronics would be good. http://centerforfathers.org/attractive_aarons-home-furniture/contemporary_aaron-home-furniture-top-3-room-package-of-living-office-homestead Remember while you're looking that you may well be able to take the legs off a tv console and hang it on the wall and end up with what you need. Sometimes you can find a good used actual WOOD one at Habitat for Humanity Restore Stores only in need of a little paint.

Think outside the box! don't google "TV console", but instead look for ~40" wide bookcases or cabinets. Before you shop, find out exactly how wide the TV is including the bezel, don't estimate. I wouldn't want it to be even a tiny bit wider than the console. Also, I'd want something that doesn't stick out of the wall very far (but be sure it's deep enough to fit any equipment you have). Do you need open sections for equipment remotes to "reach", or can it be all closed? Or are you willing to change your equipment? (Some devices are tiny and can be hidden behind the TV, and have remotes that work really well -- like the Fire TV). This one is 40" wide (but beware, this kind of Wayfair furniture is cheap. Ikea furniture tends to be better quality than some wayfair stuff. but the size is right!) This one from Joybird is expensive but cute, and might be right at 38" wide and 16" deep (if your TV turns out to be smaller than 39"). If you had a cable box or DVD player, it could go in the top nook.