12 Great Modern Entertainment Cabinets

TVs, media players, stereos, iPods, radios: with modern electronics evolving and shape-shifting at a dizzying pace, flexible media storage has become an essential element in the well-organized house.
Here's a roundup of good choices for stylish storage, from lower-priced to higher-end options.

Above: Ikea PS Cabinet; $99.

Above: Hudson Media Console; available in walnut or white with brushed-silver or gunmetal legs; $399 from West Elm.

Above: Natural steel Slim Media Console; $399 at Room & Board.

Above: Housefish's Key Modular Storage; available in maple or walnut and nine color options; multiple sizes and configurations available, starting at $569.

Above: Sense Media Cabinet designed by Korb and Korb for Herman Miller; $579 at Design Within Reach.Above: The flexible Muro Media Storage system is $650 from Design Within Reach.

Above: Teak Thin TV Console; made of solid teak and blackened steel; $650 at Lekker Home.
 

Above: The Case Study CS 120 Unit; $727 at Modernica.

Above: Bludot Modulicious HiFi unit; $1,099 from Velocity Art & Design.

Above: The Ledge, a clever space-saving cord-management system, drawer, and pullout shelf/work surface from Seattle-based Urbancase, is available in two finishes: the Painted MDF Urbancase Ledge is $1,300 and the solid Walnut Urbancase Ledge is $1,500 from Velocity Art & Design.

Above: Eastvold Classic Media Center; classic midcentury look available in solid oak, maple, or walnut; $1,833 at Design Public.

Above: Oak Linga TV Cabinet; $1,950 from Lekker Home.


What's your solution to organizing and storing electronic entertainment components? Any special tricks to hide cords? Let us know.

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