Nice display to fit small space

I'm recommending several Macs for a customer. One workspace has an overhanging bookcase which leaves about 18" usable above the desk. The new 21.5" iMac is 17.75", which is too close for comfort (it might fit, but probably wouldn't pivot). The base on the 21.5" isn't replaceable with a VESA arm, so it's out. The next option is a Mac Mini with an external monitor - again Apple's 24" is too big (not sure about size without the stand - looking into that). Apple's old 20" would probably fit if I could remove the base, but again no VESA there.
So I'm looking for a recommendation for a display in the 19-20" range that:
-Looks really nice (ie, fits in a nicely designed area with other Macs and Apple displays)
-Is under 18" in height
-If it doesn't fit with the included stand, has a VESA mount adapter, so I can remove any base and mount it to the wall
I wouldn't say money is no object, but it's not a primary concern. I want to maximize the use of the space with a really good display.
Most other displays have ugly black plastic bezels, which I want to stay away from here.
Any recommendations greatly appreciated.

Thanks Pawan,
the link you provided had my exact solution.
this is a very rare feature to know i believe since most of the people havnt faced it i guess.
I will have to say the same thing as you said in the
"Thanks Pawan, that explains everything.. sometime I just overlook the things..Thnaks again!!"
ags.

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