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By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, April 10, 2005

Jesper Office

220 Elm 324
The No. 2000 entertainment system, in sleek contemporary styling, is accented with glass doors and shelves.

Martin

National Furniture Mart 702
The Mt. Vernon collection is being expanded to include a state-of-the-art entertainment center that can be adapted to both plasma and DLP TVs, with an added accessory shelf for plasma configurations.

Michelangelo Designs

118 W. Commerce Ave.
This striking design features a revolving or fixed aluminum base with hidden storage for media.

Sauder

220 Elm 218
Part of the Arena collection, this entertainment center features a clean, contemporary design with an American cherry finish.

Sligh

310 N. Hamilton, 204
The No. 9721-1/2/3 Pop Up TV cabinet includes a concealed electric TV lift mechanism that accommodates most 42-inch and some 50-inch plasma TVs.

Laurier

IHFC D-1101
The Manhattan 75 entertainment group features maple veneers with curved shaping and a new U-turn cable management system.

Verini

IHFC D-709
Designed by Michael Wolk, the Bosli entertainment unit features select European oak veneer in a wenge finish with sand-blasted glass shelves and imported hardware.

Parker House

Center Point 1005
The European-styled Tuscany wall unit features a patent-pending, X-pandable cart.

Golden Oak

CP 1110
VAS, a new line of ready-to-assemble entertainment furniture in glass, metal and wood, features an urban, industrial look.

Philippe Langdon

200 N. Hamilton
This TV entertainment wardrobe in a French walnut finish is a new addition.

SeaBrook Classics

IHFC H-143
The Brunswick wall unit, in poplar and birch, features two adjustable shelves and the choice of Bermuda or bi-fold doors.

Star

IHFC D-540
The Matrix collection includes this entertainment unit, with a dark walnut-stained oak finish and sleek metal hardware.

Concordia

Plaza Suites C-110
The high-styled No. 4210 Series Amaretto entertainment unit offers an interesting combination of storage and display space.

Studio RTA

220 Elm 100
The Cosmo TV stand combines a durable metal frame in a matte black crinkle finish with extra-thick tempered glass shelves with polished edges.

Tvilum-Scanbirk

220 Elm 330
Part of the Wave collection, this entertainment system features a curved front, adjustable shelves, metal hardware and levelers.

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