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How to Create a Media Wall

Media walls combine TVs and electric fireplaces, as well as integrated storage into a custom stud wall installation. It's a sleek design that creates the perfect focal point.

To create a calm backdrop, pick neutrals and then add colour with decorative accessories and soft furniture. Complete the look with an electric fireplace of grandeur like this Gazco eReflex 195RW.

Frame Your TV

media wall fireplace walls are an innovative trend that blends the traditional look of a fireplace with a flat-screen television above. The result is an eye-catching centerpiece that can become the focal point of your living room.

When selecting a TV for your media wall with fire wall, you should take into consideration its size and the way it will fit into the frame. You should select a television that is that is between 2/3-7/8 of the length of your fireplace. The size of the television is usually measured diagonally, so a TV that has a larger screen may actually be smaller than one with a smaller screen if it's positioned in a frame opening.

It's essential to shield the TV from excessive heat when adding a log-burner into your media wall and fire wall. Special construction boards can be used to dissipate and keep heat out while avoiding damage to the TV.

You'll also need to make sure that there enough space for all your electrical appliances. It's a good idea install extra sockets in the same place where set top boxes or games consoles are placed. This will stop power leads and cables from sabotaging the clean lines of your new media wall.

When choosing a fireplace for your media wall, it's crucial to select one that is in line with the overall style of your room. You can opt for an electric fireplace such as the Glazer 900 for a more modern look. This sleek design has an omniglide that tilts the front screen to enhance flame effects. It also features an authentic cinderwood bed as well as dimmable led effects. If you're after something more classic, you can select a log effect electric fire like the OER Hilton.

Floating Units

A floating unit provides a clean, modern appearance to your wall. Free of cluttering cables and bulky stands, they provide an elegant backdrop that will allow your TV to take center on the screen. Many come with built-in storage that is ideal for hiding set-top boxes or showing precious family items. Wooden panelled designs are available in a variety of finishes ranging from smooth oak to rough-hewn reclaimed wooden, so you can design the look that matches your space best. Why not consider adding a mood lighting kit to your electric fireplace? The kit allows you to control multiple LEDs using the remote of your electric fireplace, resulting in glowing effects that add to your media wall's ambience.

Think about a corner media unit if you like the idea of a floating television but aren't ready to commit to a complete landscape layout. The addition of a two-sided electric fire with a portrait view like this Gazco eReflex 75RW will add an extra dimension and make your media wall the focal feature of your room.

Corner Media Wall

A media wall can be a mix of all manner of display and storage areas, such as shelves built-in nooks, built-in shelves that can be pulled out, and so on. A media wall can be a great option to keep your gaming consoles, DVD collection, and tech gadgets neatly organized. It's a great place to display artwork that has been framed, books or trophies as well as other unique possessions.

A wall-mounted or recessed electric fire can be placed within your media units with fireplace wall depending on what kind of ambience you want to create in the room. The fire can be controlled with a remote control making it simple to monitor the temperature, navigate through flame options or change the effects of the flame. You can even set a timer! Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric inset media wall fire Fire is a well-loved option for a Media Wall.

If you're not sure what you should design for your media wall or what kind of features you'd like to incorporate into your home An expert can assist. They can offer bespoke solutions and offer suggestions on the best features to suit your individual style and taste. They can also give you samples of the finishes and materials available to help you see what your new feature will look like before you make your a final choice.

A reputable media wall contractor will be able to handle the entire process of creating and putting up your media wall. They will work with you to create a stylish and premium bespoke solution and will ensure that your living space won't be interrupted. They will have an experienced team of tradespeople working together to create this eye-catching and functional feature.

Frames Decorative

If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast, but nonetheless want your TV to be prominent, consider an ornate frame that blends into your decor. This will disguise your television and make it look less prominent when turned off.

This custom white unit was designed with TV in mind, but has built-in storage as well as a display area for books, plants, or framed photographs. The result is a neat, clean-lined media wall that's equally appealing when the fire isn't on as when you're watching a movie or bingeing your favourite show.

A large electric fireplace can be a significant part of your media wall. This is particularly relevant if you select a fireplace with a front heating element, like the Flamerite Glazer 1800. The slimline thickness of this fire makes it perfect for mounting in a recessed style. When it is paired with a glass-panel, the flame's appearance is enhanced and creates a focal point for your living space.

The choice of a hearth for your media wall is mostly dependent on your personal preferences however, it could also be dictated by the design of your room and whether you have a lot of floor space. If you're planning a new build and are at the framing phase, be sure to discuss the layout of the fireplace wall with your architect or builder. They'll be able to advise on the best way to build your fireplace encased in drywall.

A free-standing piece of furniture can look similar to a wall-mounted media unit and can be a great way to hide clutter, such as kids toys or even extra interior design books. For a more elegant appearance you can consider adding a wood trim to the base of your freestanding unit. This method is particularly efficient when you choose natural wood finishes like this MDF trim by BM and a wood surface that is painted like Strong White from Farrow & Ball.

Electric Fires

Electric fires for media walls are a more modern alternative to gas fires and are simpler to install. Gas fires require a specialist to install them, whereas electric fires can be set up by anyone. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts.

The variety of designs available means you can find the perfect match for your media wall. First, you must decide if would prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. Inset models require the installation of a cavity, while wall-hung fireplaces need space for the unit. Once you've got your measurements, you can compare them with the specifications of the fire you're looking at to ensure it will be an appropriate fit.

Consider the type of flame effect you'd like and look for features that can enhance the ambiance, such as adjustable LEDs, log-effect fires and glowing smoke effects. You can also pick one with integrated smart home features to take advantage of voice commands and integrate with other appliances. The evonic e1500 for instance is compatible with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This allows you to control your fireplace using voice commands.

Some media wall models, such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and offer a classical style. They feature a traditional satin white surround, and contrast Astoria grey satin slips that create a refined look and brings a traditional feel to the room.

Celsi Electriflame is an excellent option if you want something more unique and distinctive. This wall-mounted electric fire features a black glass front and can be configured with one three or two-sided flame projection.