How to Create a Media Wall
Media walls are a recent trend that combines televisions, electric fires and integrated storage into one custom wall installation using studs. It's a sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point.
Choose neutral colours for the mood. Add splashes of colour in decorative accessories and soft furnishings. To complete the look, add a large electric fire, such as this Gazco eReflex the 195RW.
Frame Your TV
Media walls are a recent trend that blends a traditional fireplace with a flat screen TV. This creates a stunning centerpiece that will be the focal point of your living space.
When selecting a TV for your media wall you should consider its size and how it will fit into the frame. It's best to opt for an option that is between 2/3 and 7/8 of the width of your mantel. The size of the TV is measured diagonally. Be aware that a bigger screen may actually be smaller if it is fitted into the frame.
It's important to protect the TV from excessive heat if you're installing a log burner into your media wall. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate heat and keep heat out while avoiding damage to the TV.
It's also important to ensure that you have enough space for your electrical appliances. Installing extra sockets at the same location as set-top boxes or consoles is an excellent idea. This will keep cables and power leads from sabotaging the clean lines of your new media wall.
When choosing a fireplace for your media wall, you need to select a style that will suit the overall design of your room. For a more modern look, you can choose an electric fire such as the Glazer 900. This sleek design comes with an 'omniglide' tilting glass front screen to improve the flame's image and a realistic fuel bed of cinderwood and dimmable LED effects. If you're looking for something more classic, you can choose an electric log effect fire like the OER Hilton.
Floating Units
A floating unit can give your wall a modern, clean look. They're free of bulky stands and cluttered cables, creating a stylish backdrop for your television. Many come with built-in storage, ideal for hiding set-top boxes and display family items. You can pick from a range of finishes such as smooth oak and rough-hewn wood reclaimed. This lets you create the perfect style for your space. To add more impact why not consider introducing the mood lighting kit with your inset electric fireplace? The kit lets you control multiple LEDs using the remote of your electric fireplace, resulting in glowing effects that add to your media wall's atmosphere.
Consider a corner media unit If you like the idea of a floating TV but don't want 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 give an extra dimension, and make your media wall the center point of your space.
Corner Media Wall
A media wall is an excellent way to organize and display various items such as shelves, built-in nooks and pullout shelving. A media wall can be an ideal way to keep your gaming consoles, DVD collection, and tech gadgets in order. It's an excellent way to display artwork that has been framed, books or trophies as well as other items of a special collection.
You can incorporate an electric wall-mounted or recessed fire in your media wall in accordance with the mood you'd like to create. The fire can be controlled using a an electronic remote control making it simple to check the temperature, browse through flame options or change the flame effects. You can even set the timer! The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is a popular choice for the media wall.
If you're not sure how to design your media wall or what kind of features you would like to include in your home A professional can assist you. They can provide bespoke solutions and offer suggestions on the best features that will suit your personal style and preferences. They can also provide samples of the materials and finishes available to help you visualize how your new feature will look like before making the final choice.
A good media wall provider will be able to manage the entire process of building and putting up your media wall. They will work with your to design a chic and premium bespoke solution and will ensure that your living space isn't disturbed. A group of skilled craftsmen will work together to design this attractive and practical feature.
Frames with Decorative
If you're not a fan of chimney breasts but still want your TV to take centre stage, consider an ornate frame that blends with your decor. This will disguise your television and make it appear less prominent when it's turned off.
The white unit was created with the TV as its focal point however it also comes with built-in storage, a display space as well as a place to display books, plants, or photos that are framed. The result is a neat and tidy mediawall that is as attractive even when the fireplace isn't lit as when you are watching a movie or binge-watching your favorite TV show.
A large electric fireplace could be a crucial part of your media wall. This is particularly true if you choose one with a front heating element like the Flamerite Glazer 1800. media wall with electric fire of this fire makes it ideal to be mounted in a recessed style. When paired with a glass front, the flame picture is enhanced and makes for an impressive focal point for your living space.
If you're planning a build and are in the framing phase, be sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with your architect or builder. If you're planning to build a new construction and are in the framing phase, be sure to discuss the layout of the fireplace wall with your architect or builder. They can offer guidance on how to put in your fireplace enclosed in drywall.
A free-standing unit is just as stylish as an integrated media wall. It can also be used to conceal clutter, such as additional interior design books or toys for children. You could consider adding a wooden base trim to your free-standing unit for a more sophisticated appearance. This is a particularly effective method when you're using a natural wood trim like this MDF trim from BM and a wood finish that is painted like Strong White by Farrow & Ball.
Electric Fires
Electric fires are an excellent alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also simpler to install. They only require to be connected and don't require the installation of a qualified professional like gas fires require. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts.
The vast array of designs available allows you to find the perfect fit for your media wall. First, decide if you prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. Inset models require the installation of a cavity while wall-hung fireplaces require space for the unit. Compare your measurements with the specifications of the model you are considering to make sure it's suitable.
Take note of the kind and style of flame you prefer, and look for features to improve the ambience, including LEDs that can be rearranged as well as log-effect fires and smouldering smoky effects. You can also choose one with built-in smart home technology to make use of voice commands as well as integrate with other appliances. The evonic e1500 for instance is compatible with platforms like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This lets you control your fireplace with voice commands.
Some media wall models, such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and have a classic design. They feature a classic white satin surround and contrast Astoria gray satin slips. This creates a sophisticated appearance and gives the room a more traditional appearance.
Celsi Electriflame is a fantastic option if you want something a little more quirky and distinctive. This wall-mounted electric fire features a black glass front and can be configured with one or two-sided flame projection.