Here is the picture of the console area. I didn’t know how to edit the above post to add the picture. Thank you.

TV looks like it is hung much too high. Lower it, hide the cable, and ask your son what kinds of things he owns that he wants to display or needs to hide in containers on the lower shelf. My husband work sout at home. We have nice canvass bins with his weights, rollers, and bands in them that we'd store there.

I'd get a tall vase to put on the console table to the left, something like the one in the second pic, but opaque, so you can run the cord behind it. Use tape to put the cord behind the vase, which should be tall enough. Then, I'd put some books or other low item on the right.

Then, I'd get some baskets or something to use the lower shelf for storage, unless he has lots of books.

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This is a bachelor pad, ok. Do you own this space? How high is the TV? I think a comfortable height is about 40” from the floor to base of TV. You can actually have an outlet put behind the TV so you don’t see the cord. That’s how my husband dealt with our TV. Then I think you need a more substantial console. The two shelves don’t do much. A wood console with with some storage would be great. If you have stereo equipment, it can fit on top. Let me show you the Amish console we purchased. You don’t need Amish, but a nice wood would look great.

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Or you could place the TV on top using a base. No cord issue then.

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Select a sleek streamline wall-mounted cabinet for the room.

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The wires get fished through the walls. There are a million videos on YouTube to illustrate this or buy a kit off Amazon.

Mount it at the proper viewing height.

I love these sleek wall mounted cabinets!