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!±8± TV Cabinets - A Multifunctional Organizer You Can't Live Without

Here's an all too common situation: you've just moved house and all your stuff, that is, all your precious belongings that you've collected through the years are scattered all over the place. You simply do not even have the faintest clue where to start. Actually, this is the type of problem encountered by pack rats, college students and generally unorganized people. Rather than trying to tackle everything at once, the best place to start is with your living room; this is, after all where you will come to kick back, turn on your favorite show and relax after a long day trying to clean up the rest of your mess. Starting with your living room basically means organizing all your entertainment devices, your TV, your stereo, DVD player, cable box-essentially everything having to do with your TV and other media. So instead of putting your TV on top of an old fruit crate or some cinderblock you found near the garbage bin, go look at some TV cabinets.

TV cabinets are not only multifunctional and practical, they can also be pretty stylish. There are an inordinate number of different designs at your disposal, which are so much better than anything you could construct yourself. TV cabinets are great for organizing all your electronics and adding a nice bit of flair to your living room. Usually, your typical TV unit or cabinet will come equipped with a smooth, flat surface or a cut out enclosure for putting your TV. It will also feature shelves, drawers, cabinets and nooks for putting away any miscellaneous extras such as remotes, game consoles, books and other things you may have lying around.

Styles run the gamut from the very sleek and modern to the more high class, high faluting, haute pieces, to simple repurposed stereo cabinets or record cabinets. You can purchase TV cabinets designed specifically for flat screen TVs, with wood finished panel mounts and stainless steel extensions that attach to glass or metal shelving. There are cabinets with TV stands that have been designed to tilt and rotate, so you can move your screen any which way you please. There are antique cabinets, which are composed entirely of wood and are finished with exquisite ornamentation. Other styles pay tribute to Bauhaus and consist of little more than a steel stand with a simple extended glass box to store your DVD player or cable box. You can find ethnic inspired cabinets, Art Deco styled stands, and retro looking units.

TV cabinets can be useful for other parts of your house as well. If you have a TV in your bedroom, for instance, a TV cabinet can double as a storage unit for clothes or shoes. You could even place one in your bathroom and get that hotel ambiance going.

To get the inside scoop on these functional and stylish pieces of furniture, log on to your nearest computer and do an online search. There are tons of TV cabinets out there for you to choose from. Many stores also offer deals on shipping and taxes.