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How to Create a Media Wall

Media walls are a recent trend that blends TVs, electric fires and integrated storage into a custom stud wall installation. It's a sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point.

Select neutral colours to create an ethereal backdrop. Then add colorful accents in soft furnishings and decorative accessories. Finish the look with a large electric fire, such as this Gazco eReflex the 195RW.

Frame Your TV

Media walls are a recent trend that combines a traditional fireplace with a flat screen TV. The result is an eye-catching centrepiece that will become the focal point of your living room.

When selecting a TV for your wall of media, you need to consider its size and how it will fit within the frame. It's best to opt for a TV that's between 2/3 and 7/8 the width of your mantel. The size of a television is typically measured diagonally, so be aware that televisions with more screen space may be smaller than one with a smaller screen, if it's fitted into a framed opening.

It's essential to shield the TV from excessive heat when installing a log burner into your media wall. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate and resist heat and prevent damage to the TV.

It is also important to make sure that there enough space for all your electrical appliances. It is a good idea to install extra sockets in the same place where set-top boxes or games consoles are situated. This will stop power cables and leads from ruining your new wall for media.

When selecting a fireplace for your media wall, it's crucial to choose one that is in line with the overall look of your room. For a more modern look, you can opt for an electric fireplace like the Glazer 900. The sleek design comes with an omniglide that tilts the front screen that enhances flame effects. It also features real-looking cinderwood beds and dimmable led effects. If you're looking for something a bit more classic, you can opt for an electric fire with log effects such as the OER Hilton.

Floating Units

A floating unit provides a clean, modern appearance to your wall. They're free of bulky stands and cluttering cables, providing an elegant backdrop for your TV. Many come with built-in storage that is perfect for hiding set-top boxes or showing family heirlooms. You can pick from a range of finishes that include smooth oak and rough-hewn wood recycled. This allows you to achieve the perfect look for your space. To add more impact why not add the mood lighting kit with your inset electric fire media wall? This allows you to control the multiple-colored LEDs on the kit using the remote of your electric fire and create an ambient glow that enhances the ambience of your wall.

If you love the idea of a floating TV unit but aren't quite ready to go with a full-width landscape design, consider a corner media wall. The addition of a dual-sided portrait electric inset media wall fire fire like this Gazco eReflex 75RW can add an extra dimension and make your media wall the focal feature of your room.

Corner Media Wall

A media wall and fire wall can be a mix of various storage and display areas from shelves built-in nooks and nooks, pullout shelving and much more. A media wall is a fantastic space to keep your technology devices, gaming consoles and DVD collection neatly organized and neat. It can also be an excellent way to display books, artwork and trophies as well as other items you may have.

A wall or recessed electric fire can be placed in your media wall, based on the kind of ambience you are looking for in the space. The fire can be controlled with an electronic remote control which makes it easy to monitor the temperature, navigate through the options for flames or change the effects of the flame. You can set the timer. Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline Electric Fire is a popular choice for a Media Wall.

A professional can assist you when you're unsure of the features to include in your house or how to layout your walls for media. They can offer bespoke solutions and advise on the best features that will suit your personal style and preferences. They can also give you examples of the finishes and materials that are available to let you see how your new feature will look before making a choice.

A reputable media fireplace wall wall company will offer a quick turnaround and will handle all aspects of the construction and installation for you. They will collaborate with you to develop an elegant, high-quality, bespoke solution and will ensure that there is as little disruption to your living space as possible. They will have an experienced team of tradespeople working together to design this attractive and practical feature.

Frames that are decorative

If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast but still want your television to be prominent think about a frame that blends into your decor. This will hide your TV and make it less noticeable when it is shut off.

This bespoke white unit has been created with the TV in mind, but has built-in storage as well as an area to display books, plants, or framed photographs. The result is a neat and clean-lined mediawall that is as attractive when the fire is not illuminated as when you're watching a film or binge-watching your favourite show.

A large electric fire is a crucial part of your media wall, particularly if you opt for one with a front-heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. This fire is perfect to be incorporated in a recessed style because of its slim depth. When paired with a glass panel, the flame's appearance is enhanced and creates a focal point to your living area.

If you're planning a build and are in the framing stage, be sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with your builder or architect. If you're planning a new home and at the stage of framing, be sure you discuss your fireplace wall layout with your architect or builder. They'll be able to provide advice on the best method to install your built-in, encased in drywall.

A free-standing unit appears as elegant as an integrated media wall. It can also be used to conceal clutter like extra interior design books or toys for kids. Consider adding a wooden base trim to your free-standing unit for a more sophisticated look. This method is especially 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 much easier to install. Gas fires require a specialist to install them, but electric fires can be set up by anyone. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts.

You can also find the perfect style for your media wall thanks to the many designs. First, decide if you prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. This will impact the measurements, as inset fireplaces require a recess or a cavity to be constructed, whereas wall-hung fires need adequate space to accommodate the unit. Once you've got your measurements, compare them with the specifications of the fire you're considering to ensure it will be the right fit.

Take note of the kind and style of flame you prefer Consider features that can improve the ambience, including LEDs that can be rearranged as well as log-effect fires and smouldering smoky effects. You can also select one that has integrated smart home features to take advantage of voice commands and integrate with other appliances. For instance the evonic e1500 can be connected to platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant which allows you to control your fireplace using voice commands.

Certain media wall models such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and provide a classic appearance. They have a traditional satin white surround and contrasting Astoria grey satin slips which creates a sophisticated aesthetic and gives a classic feel to the room.

Celsi Electriflame is a great option if you want something a little more quirky and unique. The wall-mounted Electric Fires For Media Wall fireplace features a black glass front and comes with the option of one three or two-sided flame picture projection.