I got mine at Hobby Lobby. It is sort of like a buffet - not too deep making it perfect for a flat screen. It has 2 doors on each side to hide dvd player, game system, ect. and drawers down the middle separating the doors for videos, dvd's, ect. TV sits on top. It is antiqued white, making it look somewhat cream. However, it holds a 46 inch tv perfectly. It is solid wood - not sure what kind, and was already assembled! Yeah! It was $150.00. I know it make not be long/wide enough for you but you may want to check out the store anyway since it meets all of your other requirements. We bought it about 4 months ago. Good Luck

I'm not very savvy when it comes to decorating. For the first few year of living in my home, I had small babies and put everything else on the back burner. I'm just starting to put things together. I have a limited budget, but still want my home to look pretty. I guess my hesitation is the style of console. I attached the link to the console I like at thomasville, which is 3x the price. The piece looks much darker in person, than it does on their site. I'll have to take pics of my room...my walls are painted BM Adagio. My wood floor are English Chestnut. The room has lots of light from our bow window, which I have covered with Hunter Douglas Luminettes. I have a beige hand-me-down sofa, which is in great condition and a big floral chair with muted tones. Here is a link that might be useful: Thomasville Media Console

groveraxle, I was more concerned personally about actual size of the sideboard in terms of how large it is on its own, and then we are moving it up into an alcove... Maybe I'm making myself paranoid about this, but the piece is 54"W x 17¾"D x 29½"H. Good point about the distance between the screen and console. We can always move the TV screen up as it's on an arm. Here is a pic of the 4 panel sideboard. This one is much wider than the 3 panel we photoshopped in, however the height is the same - 29 1/2".

My first question always with a ton of wall storage/ display is what do you have that is really special to display/ I find most of these display areas are full of clutter and knick knacks that are not worth being on display and then you come back to ask how to decorate the shelves. IMO get s impler combo like Besta from Ikea where you can choose how to arrange it to suit your life and space . Usually a low cabinet to have the tV at the proper viewing height( center of screen at eye level when you are seated) some storage and a bit of display area.. You decide how to put it together and can look almost custom.These are just a sample of how to customize for your space