Stereo cabinets and consoles are statement pieces, and have more in common with high-end furniture than with high-tech design. Here’s our selection of the most elegant ways of proclaiming your love of ...

Pedestal stands A TV pedestal stand attaches directly to your display so it can rest on a media console, table, or other piece of furniture. Pedestal-style stands have a central column and flat ...

In the end, the Pottery Barn Acacia Media Console was our favorite option overall thanks to its timeless look, ample storage, high weight capacity, and minimal setup requirements. We also included ...

Mod is a new generation of media furniture, created using four freely customisable modules. It offers over 100 different settings, designed to fit countless needs of various users. Mod's endless ...

Courtesy of Village of Munsey Park Founded in 1996 by Paul Maitland Smith, a pioneer of high-end furniture production in Asia, Theodore Alexander has been selling its luxury home furnishings ...

Joanna Gaines and her Magnolia team just flipped the Waco, Texas, store over to a Christmas theme, and she gave followers a ...

David Ennis is taking a well-earned bow after selling high-end furniture at the Richland Wye for more than 43 years. Ennis, 62, is presiding over a retirement sale that doubles as a liquidation ...

The 3,500-square-foot, midcentury modern house in Pacific Palisades, where the actor died last October, fetched $8.55 million. By Debra Kamin The owners of the wine store Pasanella & Son ...

We know style is subjective, but we think our picks—for task, console, tree ... great standing alone or paired with other pieces of furniture. There’s nothing particularly fancy about the ...

Microsoft and Nvidia are reportedly working together to bring the GeForce Now cloud gaming platform to Xbox consoles. If true, it means that you will be able to play high-end PC-style games on the ...

“Predicting the end of social platforms is the ultimate expression of a secret desire to put them back in the attic because we fear we will never quite learn how to use them.” It seems that another ...