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How to Create a Media Wall Media walls incorporate TVs electric fireplaces, electric TVs and storage in one bespoke stud-wall installation. It's an elegant design that creates the perfect focal point. To create a serene background, select neutral colors and then add some colour with decorative accessories and soft furniture. To complete the look, add an electric fireplace of grandeur like this Gazco eReflex 595RW. Frame Your TV Creating media walls is an innovative trend that blends the look of a traditional recessed fireplace with a flat-screen TV on top. This creates a stunning centrepiece that will become the focal point in your living space. When selecting a TV for your media wall, you need to take into consideration its size and the way it will fit within the frame. You should select a television that is that is between 2/3-7/8 of the size of your fireplace. The size of the TV is typically measured diagonally, so the TV with more screen space may be smaller than one with a smaller display if it's positioned in a frame opening. It's important to protect the TV from excessive heat if you're installing a log-burner in your wall for media. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate heat and keep heat out while avoiding damage to the TV. Also, you'll need to ensure that there is enough space to accommodate all your electrical appliances. Installing extra sockets at the same place as any consoles or set-top boxes is a good idea. fireplacesandstoves will keep cables and power leads from sabotaging the clean lines of your new wall of media. When choosing a fireplace for your media wall it's important to select a style that will suit the overall design of your room. You can choose an electric fireplace such as the Glazer 900 for a more modern look. The sleek design comes with an omniglide, which tilts the front screen to enhance flame effects. It also has an authentic cinderwood bed as well as dimmable led effects. If you're looking for something a bit more traditional, go with an electric log fire like the OER Hilton. Floating Units A floating unit can give your wall a modern, clean look. They're free of heavy stands and cluttered cables, providing an elegant backdrop for your TV. Many come with built-in storage that can be used to hide set-top boxes or showing family treasures. You can pick from a range of finishes such as rough-hewn or smooth oak, as well as recycled. This allows you to create the perfect look for your room. Why not consider adding an ambient lighting kit to your electric fireplace? This allows you to control the multiple-colored LEDs on the kit from the remote for your electric fire to create an ambience glow that can enhance the ambiance of your media wall. Think about a corner media unit If you like the idea of a floating TV but aren't quite ready to commit to an all-encompassing landscape layout. A two-sided portrait electric fireplace, like the Gazco eReflex75RW, will give a new dimension to your media wall and will make it the center of your room. Corner Media Wall A media wall can incorporate various storage and display areas from shelves, built-in nooks, shelves that can be pulled out, and so on. A media wall is an ideal space to keep your tech gadgets, gaming consoles, and DVD collection neatly arranged and neat. It's a great way to display artwork that has been framed, books or trophies as well as other unique possessions. You can incorporate an electric wall-mounted or recessed fire in your media wall, depending on the ambience you'd like to create. Remote control allows you to easily check the temperature and scroll through flame options. You can even set a timer! Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline Electric Fire is a well-loved option for a Media Wall. If you're unsure how to design your media wall, or what kind of features you would like to have in your home A professional can assist you. They can offer bespoke solutions and offer suggestions on the best features that will suit your personal design and style. They can also provide examples of the finishes and materials available to let you see how your new feature will look before making a choice. A reliable company for media walls will offer a quick turnaround and will handle all aspects of the construction and installation for you. They will work with your to design a chic and high-quality bespoke solution, and will ensure that your living space is not disrupted. They will be an experienced team of trades people working together to design this attractive and practical feature. Frames with Decorative Designs If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast, but still want your television to be the center of attention think about a frame that blends in with your decor. This will hide your TV and make it less noticeable when it is shut off. This bespoke white unit has been designed with TV in mind, but also includes built-in storage and an area to display books, plants, or framed photographs. The result is a neat and tidy mediawall that is as attractive when the fire is not illuminated as when you're watching a movie or binge-watching your favourite show. A huge electric fireplace can be an essential part of your media wall, particularly when you choose one with a front-heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. The slimline depth of this fire makes it ideal for mounting in a recessed layout. When it is combined with a glass front the flame picture is enhanced and makes for an impressive focal point to your living space. The choice of a hearth for your media wall is mostly dependent on your personal preferences, but it can be influenced by the layout of your room and whether or not you have a lot of floor space. If you are planning a new home and at the stage of framing, make sure to discuss your fireplace wall layout with your builder or architect. They'll be able advise on the best way to install your built-in encased in drywall. A free-standing piece of furniture can look like a built-in media wall and it can be an ideal way to conceal clutter, like kids' toys, or extra interior design books. Consider adding a wood base trim to your freestanding unit to give it a more refined appearance. This is particularly effective when you're using natural wood trims like this MDF trim from BM and a wood finish that is painted like Strong White by Farrow & Ball. Electric Fires Electric fires are a great alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also simpler to install. Gas fires require a professional to install them, whereas electric fires can be set up by anyone. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts. The wide range of designs available also means you can find the perfect design for your media wall. The first step is to decide if you would prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. Inset models require a cavity to be installed, while wall-hung fireplaces need space for the unit. Once you have your measurements, compare them to the specifications of the fire you're thinking about to ensure that it is the right fit. Consider the type of flame effect you'd like and look for features that enhance the atmosphere, such as adjustable LEDs, log-effect fires and smouldering smoke effects. You can also select one with built-in smart home functionality to make use of voice commands and integrate with other appliances. For instance, the evonic e1500 can be connected to platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant that allow you to control your fireplace using voice commands. Some media wall models like the OER Hilton, are more traditional and offer a classical design. They feature a traditional white satin surround and contrast Astoria gray satin slips. This creates a classy look and gives the room a more traditional look. Celsi Electriflame is an excellent option for those who want something more unusual and distinctive. This electric fire pyramid that can be mounted on the wall features a black front and can display flame images on one, two or even three sides.