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How to Create a Media Wall

Media walls include TVs and electric fireplaces, as well as integrated storage in one bespoke stud-wall installation. It's a super sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point.

Select neutral colours to create a calming backdrop then add colorful accents in soft furnishings and decorative accessories. Finish the look with an electric fireplace like this Gazco eReflex.

Frame Your TV

Media walls are an innovative trend that blends the look of a traditional fireplace with a flat-screen TV on top. This creates a stunning centerpiece that can become the focal point in your living space.

When you are choosing a TV for your wall of media, take into consideration its size and if it will fit in the frame. It's best to opt for a TV that's between 2/3 and 7/8 the size of your mantel. The size of the TV is typically measured diagonally, so be aware that the TV with an extra-large screen could be smaller than one with a smaller screen, if it's placed in a frame opening.

If you're planning to incorporate log burners into your media wall it's essential to shield the TV from excessive heat. There are special construction boards which will resist heat and disperse it so that it doesn't harm the TV.

You'll also need to make sure that there is enough space to accommodate all your electrical appliances. Installing additional sockets at the same spot as consoles or set-top boxes is an ideal idea. This will prevent power cables and leads from destroying your new media wall.

It is important to choose a style of fireplace that is compatible with the overall style of your home. You can opt for an electric fireplace like the Glazer 900 for a more modern look. This sleek design comes with an omniglide tilting front glass screen to enhance the flame picture and a realistic fuel bed of cinderwood and dimmable LED effects. If you're looking for something more traditional, you could select an electric log effect fire like the OER Hilton.

Floating Units

A floating unit provides your media wall an elegant, clean appearance. Free from cluttered cables and bulky stands, they provide an elegant backdrop that lets your TV to take center in the room. Many have built-in storage, perfect for hiding set-top boxes or displaying precious family treasures. Wooden panelled designs are available in a variety of finishes from smooth oak to rough-hewn reclaimed wooden which allows you to create the look that suits your space best. To add more impact, why not introduce a mood lighting kit compatible with your inset electric fireplace? The kit allows you to control a variety of LEDs via the remote of your electric fireplace, creating glowing effects that add to your media wall's atmosphere.

Think about a corner media wall fireplace near Me unit If you like the idea of a floating TV but aren't quite ready to commit to an entire landscape layout. A two-sided portrait electric fireplace for media wall fireplace, such as the Gazco eReflex75RW, can add a new dimension to your media wall and can be the central point of your space.

Corner Media Wall

A media wall can incorporate many display and storage spaces, including shelves built-in nooks and nooks, pull-out shelving, and more. A media wall is an ideal space to keep your tech gadgets, gaming consoles, and DVD collection neatly arranged and tidy. It's also a beautiful way to showcase books, framed artwork, trophies or any other special possessions you might have.

A wall or recessed electric media wall fire fire can be included in your media wall, based on the type of atmosphere you're looking for in the space. The fire can be controlled using a an electronic remote control, making it easy to check the temperature, scroll through the flame options, or alter the flame effects. You can set a timer. Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline Electric Fire is a well-loved choice for a Media Wall.

If you're not sure what you should design for your media wall or what type of features you'd like to include in your home An expert can assist. They can design a custom solution and offer suggestions on the best features that will suit your personal style and taste. They can also offer samples of the finishes and materials that are available to let you see how your new feature will appear before making a decision.

A reliable company for media walls will provide a quick turnaround and will handle every aspect of the build and installation for you. They will work with your to create a stylish and high-quality bespoke solution, and will ensure that your living space won't be disrupted. They will have a team of skilled tradespeople working together to design this eye-catching and functional feature.

Decorative Frames

If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast, but still want your television to be prominent Consider a more elaborate frame that blends in with your decor. This will disguise your television and make it appear less prominent when switched off.

The white unit was created with the TV as its focal point, but it also includes built-in storage, a display area as well as a place to show books, plants or photographs that have been framed. The result is a clean and neat media wall that looks just as stunning when the fire and media wall is not illuminated as when you're watching a movie or binge-watching your favourite show.

A huge electric fire can be an essential part of your media wall, especially if you opt for one with a front heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. This fire is perfect to be incorporated in a recessed design due to its thin depth. When it is combined with a glass front the flame's image is enhanced and creates an impressive focal point to your living space.

The choice of a hearth for your media wall is mostly down to personal preference However, it can be influenced by the arrangement of your space and whether or not you have a lot of floor space. If you're planning a new construction and are in the framing stage, be sure to discuss the design of your fireplace wall with your builder or architect. They'll be able to advise on the best method to build your fireplace encased in drywall.

A free-standing unit looks just as stylish as an integrated media wall. It can be used to conceal clutter, such as additional interior design books or toys for kids. To create a more elegant look you can consider adding a wooden trim to the base of your free-standing unit. This is particularly effective when you're using natural wood trims such as this MDF trim from BM and a painted wood finish like Strong White by Farrow & Ball.

Electric Fires

Media walls with electric fires are a contemporary alternative to gas fires, and are much easier to install. They simply need to be connected to the wall and do not require installation by an experienced professional, as gas fires do. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts.

You can also find the perfect style for your media wall thanks to the many designs. Choose whether you prefer a wall-mounted or inset fireplace. Inset models require an opening to be made, while wall-hung fireplaces need space for the unit. Compare your measurements to the specifications of the fire you are considering to make sure it will fit.

Take note of the type of flame effect you'd like and look for features that enhance the ambiance, such as changeable LEDs, log-effect flames and smoking smoke effects. You can select a fireplace that comes with smart home features to benefit from voice commands and also integrate other appliances. For example, the evonic e1500 can be integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant which allows you to control your fireplace via voice commands.

Some media wall models like the OER Hilton are more traditional, and have a classic look. They feature a traditional satin white surround and contrasting Astoria grey satin slips that create a refined look and adds a traditional look to the space.

Celsi Electriflame is an excellent alternative if you're looking for something a little more quirky and distinctive. This wall-mounted electric fire pyramid has a black front and can display flame images on one, two or even three sides.