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How to Create a Media Wall

Media walls combine TVs electric media wall fireplace fireplaces, electric TVs and storage in one bespoke stud-wall installation. It's a sleek design that creates a focal point.

Select neutral colours to create a calming backdrop then add some pops of colour with soft furnishings and decorative accessories. Complete the look with an electric fire such as this Gazco eReflex.

Frame Your TV

Media walls are a recent trend that blends a traditional fireplace with a flat screen TV. The result is a striking centerpiece that will be the focal point in your living room.

When selecting a television for your media wall, you must take into consideration its size and the way it will fit within the frame. You should choose a TV between 2/3 and 7/8 of the length of your fireplace. The size of your TV is measured diagonally. Be aware that a bigger screen may actually be smaller if it is fitted into a frame.

It is essential to shield the TV from excessive heat when adding a log-burner into your media wall. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate heat and withstand heat and prevent damage to the TV.

Also, you'll need to make sure that there is enough space to accommodate all of your electrical appliances. It is a good idea to install additional sockets in the same spot where set-top boxes or games consoles will be located. This will stop power cables and leads from ruining your new wall for media.

When selecting a fireplace to be installed on your media wall, it's crucial to choose the style that best fits the overall look of your space. If you want a more modern feel, you can go with an electric fire like the Glazer 900. The sleek design comes with an omniglide that tilts the front screen that enhances flame effects. It also features an authentic cinderwood bed as well as dimmable led effects. If you're looking for something a bit more classic, you can select an electric log effect fire like the OER Hilton.

Floating Units

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

Consider a corner media unit If you are interested in the idea of a floating TV but don't want to commit to a complete landscape layout. The addition of a dual-sided electric fire with a portrait view like this Gazco eReflex 75RW can add an extra dimension and make your media wall the center feature of your room.

Corner Media Wall

A media wall is an excellent method to organize and display all kinds of items, including shelves, built-in nooks, and pullout shelving. A media wall is a great place to keep your tech gadgets, gaming consoles and DVD collection neatly arranged and tidy. It can also be an excellent way to display framed artwork, books or trophies, as well as any other special possessions you might have.

A recessed or wall mounted electric fire can be included in your media wall based on the type of atmosphere you are looking for in the room. The fire can be controlled using a a remote control making it simple to monitor the temperature, navigate through the options for flames or change the flame effects. You can set the timer. The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is a popular choice for the media wall.

If you're not sure what you should design for your media wall inset fire wall or what type of features you'd like to incorporate into your home A professional can assist you. They can offer bespoke solutions and offer suggestions on the best features to suit your individual style and preferences. They can also offer samples of the finishes and materials available so you can visualize how your new feature will look like prior to making a a final decision.

A reputable media wall company will have a quick turn-around and will take care of all aspects of the build and installation for you. They will work with you to create a fashionable and premium bespoke solution and ensure that your living space won't be disrupted. They will be an experienced team of tradespeople working together to create this attractive and practical feature.

Frames with Decorative Designs

If you're not a fan of a chimney breast but still want your television to be the center of attention, consider an ornate frame that blends with your decor. This will hide your TV and make it less noticeable when it's shut off.

This white unit was designed with the TV as its main focal point, but it also includes built-in storage, a display space, and a place to display books, plants, or photos that are framed. The result is a neat and tidy media wall that looks as appealing when the fire is not lit as when you are watching a movie or binge-watching your favorite show.

A large electric fire is a crucial part of your media wall, especially when you choose one with a front-heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. This fire is perfect to be mounted in a recessed style due to its slim depth. When paired with a glass front, the flame's image is enhanced and can create an impressive focal point to your living space.

If you're planning to build a new home and are in the framing stage, make sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with your architect or builder. If you're planning the construction of a new house and are in 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 way to build your fireplace encased in drywall.

A free-standing unit can look similar to a built-in electric fire for media wall media wall and is an excellent way to hide clutter, such as children's toys, or other interior design books. To create a more elegant look, consider adding a wood trim to the base of your free-standing unit. This is a particularly effective method when you're using natural wood trims like 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 more modern alternative to gas fires, and are much easier to set up. Gas fires require a professional to install them, whereas electric inset media wall fire (linked here) fires can be installed by anyone. This makes them ideal for DIY enthusiasts.

You can also find the perfect design for your media fireplace wall due to the variety of designs. The first step is to decide if you would prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. This will impact the measurements, since inset models require a recess or a cavity to be installed while wall-hung fires need adequate space for the fireplace. Once you've got your measurements, compare them to the specifications of the fire you're thinking about to ensure it will be a good fit.

Consider the type and style of flame you prefer Look for features that will enhance the ambience, such as LEDs that can be changed as well as log-effect fires and smouldering smoky effects. You can choose a model with built-in smart home features that can benefit from voice commands and also integrate other appliances. The evonic e1500, for example, can be integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This lets you control your fireplace using voice commands.

Some media wall models like the OER Hilton are more traditional and have a classic look. They have a classic 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 a great option for those who want something a little more quirky and unique. This electric fire pyramid that can be mounted on the wall is black on the front and can project flame pictures on two, one or even three sides.