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How to Create a Media Wall

Media walls are the newest trend that combines TVs, electric fireplaces and integrated storage into a custom wall installation. It's a super sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point.

Choose neutrals to set a calming backdrop then add splashes of colour in decorative accessories and soft furnishings. To complete the look, add 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 television above. The result is an eye-catching centrepiece that will become the focal point in your living room.

When choosing a TV for your wall of media, you must think about its size and how it will fit within the frame. It is best to choose 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 televisions with more screen space may be smaller than one with a smaller display 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 wall for media. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate heat and withstand heat and prevent damage to the TV.

You'll also need to make sure that there enough space for all of your electrical appliances. Installing extra sockets at the same place as any set-top boxes or consoles is a good idea. This will stop power cables and leads from destroying your new media wall.

It is important to choose a fireplace style that suits the overall style of your space. You can choose an electric fireplace such as the Glazer 900 for a more contemporary look. The sleek design features an 'omniglide' tilting front glass screen to enhance the flame picture, a realistic fuel bed of cinderwood and dimmable LED effects. If you're looking for something a bit more traditional, go with an electric media wall fireplaces log fire such as the OER Hilton.

Floating Units

A floating unit adds an elegant, modern appearance to your wall. Free from cluttered cables and bulky stand, they create a stunning backdrop that lets your television to take center on the screen. Many come with built-in storage, ideal for hiding set-top boxes or showing precious family items. Wooden panels are available in a range of finishes ranging from smooth oak to rough-hewn reclaimed wood, so you can design the look that matches your space best. For added effect why not consider introducing the mood lighting kit with your electric fire's inset? The kit allows you to control a variety of LEDs via the remote of your electric fireplaces for media walls fireplace, creating 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 an entire landscape design. The addition of a two-sided electric fire that is a portrait like this Gazco eReflex 75RW will add an additional 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 and nooks, shelves that can be pulled out, and so on. A media wall is a fantastic space to keep your technology gadgets, gaming consoles and DVD collection neatly arranged and tidy. It is also an ideal place to display books, framed artwork, trophies or any other special possessions you might have.

You can include a recessed or wall-mounted electric fire in your media wall, depending on the ambience you'd like to create. Remote control allows you to quickly check the temperature or browse through flame options. You can even set the timer! The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric Fire In Media Wall (Www.Buzzbii.Com) is one popular option for the media wall.

A professional can help in deciding on the best features you should incorporate into your house or how to design your walls for media. They can design a custom solution and advise on the best features to suit your individual design and style. They can also give you samples of the finishes and materials available to help you see what your new feature will look like prior to making a an informed decision.

A reliable media wall company will be able to handle the entire process of building and putting up your wall. They will work with you to create a stylish, high-quality, customized solution and will ensure that there is the least disruption to your living space as it is possible. They will be an experienced team of trades people working together to design this eye-catching and functional feature.

Decorative Frames

If you're not a big fan of chimney breasts but still want your television to be the center of attention 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 custom white unit was designed with the TV in mind, but it also includes built-in storage and a display area for books, plants or photographs that are framed. The result is a neat and clean-lined media wall that looks as appealing even when the fireplace isn't lit as it is when you are watching a movie or binge-watching your favorite show.

A huge electric fireplace can be an essential 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 into a recessed design due to its slim depth. When paired up with a glass panel, the flame image is enhanced and creates a focal point in your living space.

The choice of a hearth for your media wall fire places wall is mostly dependent on your personal preferences, but it can also be dictated by the design of your room and whether or not you have plenty of floorspace. If you're planning to build a new home and at the stage of framing, make sure you discuss the layout of your fireplace with your architect or builder. They'll be able advise on how to best install your built-in encased in drywall.

A free-standing unit appears as elegant as a wall with integrated media. It can be used to conceal clutter, such as additional interior design books or toys for children. Consider adding a wooden base trim to your freestanding unit for a more elegant look. This method is especially effective when you are using natural wood finishes like this MDF trim by BM, and a painted wood surface such as Strong White from Farrow & Ball.

Electric Fires

Electric fires are a great alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also much easier to install. Gas fires require a specialist to set them up, but electric fires can be set up by anyone. This makes them ideal for DIY enthusiasts.

The wide range of designs available also means you can find the perfect design for your media wall. Decide if you prefer an inset or wall-mounted fireplace. This will affect the measurements, as inset models require a recess or cavity to be constructed, whereas wall-hung fires need adequate space for the fireplace. Once you've got your measurements, compare them with the specifications of the fire you're looking at to ensure that it is a good fit.

Take note of the type of flame effect you'd like and look for features that enhance the atmosphere, such as changing LEDs, log-effect flames and smoking smoke effects. You can choose a model that has built-in smart home features that can benefit from voice commands and integrate other appliances. The evonic e1500 for instance can be integrated with platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This allows you to control your fireplace using voice commands.

Certain media wall models such as the OER Hilton are more traditional and have a classic look. They feature a traditional white satin surround and the contrast Astoria gray satin slips. This creates a classy appearance and gives the room a more traditional look.

Celsi Electriflame is a great option if you want something more unique and distinctive. This wall-mounted electric fire pyramid has a black front and can display flame images on one, two or even three sides.