We solved the problem with a tall slim cabinet with drawers. the topmost drawer was removed to create a space for the set-top box and the video player. I added an acrylic door to keep out the dust. It was the simplest way to solve the problem. The drawers house the china very nicely. I did a similar thing in another house, only this was a glass fronted cabinet a little more than the width of the TV. The shelves were moved closer together to provide storage for cds and dvds. I always put glass shelves as they are easier to replace.

If we remove that curve surface then it become staright wall,,so give me the idea about the straight media wall

Not my approach, as a company, to trust chemical/mechanical bonding of glass shelving in a bathroom environment. More than likely the shelves are supported by the tile. I do not attest that epoxies and silicone would not hold the shelves, just not what I would specify. No risk reward for doing so.

Hi - the door opening required for a Porsche 911 is such that parked like that - you wouldn't be able to leave your car anyway !!! Joking aside - is look to change the window position rather than swap the overall positions - as its better to go directly to the WIC rather than going through the bathroom to get to the WIC.