How to Create a Media Wall
Media walls include TVs electric fireplaces, electric TVs and storage into one custom stud-wall installation. It's a sleek and stylish feature that creates the perfect focal point.
Choose neutral colours for the mood. Add splashes of colour in soft furnishings and decorative accessories. Complete the look with an electric fire such as this Gazco eReflex.
Frame Your TV
Media walls are an innovative trend that blends the traditional look of a fireplace recessed with a flat-screen television above. The result is a striking centerpiece that will soon be the focal point of your living space.
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 recommended to select a TV that's between 2/3 and 7/8 the size of your mantel. The size of the TV is measured diagonally. Be aware that a bigger screen might actually be smaller if placed in the frame.
It is essential to shield the TV from excessive heat when installing a log-burner in your wall for media. There are specially designed construction boards that can resist heat and disperse it to ensure that it doesn't harm the TV.
It's also essential to ensure that you have enough room for the electrical appliances you have. It's a good idea to add additional sockets to the same location where any set top boxes or games consoles will be located. This will prevent cables and power leads from ruining the clean lines of your new media wall.
It is important to choose the right style of fireplace that complements the overall design of your space. You can opt for an electric fireplace such as the Glazer 900 for a more modern feel. The sleek design comes with an omniglide, which tilts the front screen that enhances flame effects. It also has real-looking cinderwood beds and dimmable led effects. If you're after something more classic, you can opt for a log effect electric fire like the OER Hilton.
Floating Units
A floating unit provides an elegant, modern appearance to your media wall. Free of cluttering cables and bulky stands, they create a stylish backdrop that will allow your TV to take center stage. Many come with built-in storage, ideal for hiding set-top boxes and displaying precious family treasures. 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. To make cheap media wall fires of the effect why not add an ambient lighting kit that is compatible with your inset electric fireplace? This allows you to control the LEDs of various colors on the kit from the remote for your electric fire and create an atmosphere of light that adds to the ambience of your media wall.
If you like the idea of a floating TV but aren't yet ready to make the leap to a full-width landscape layout Consider a corner media wall. The addition of a dual-sided portrait electric fire like this Gazco eReflex 75RW will add an extra dimension, and make your media wall the center area of your home.
Corner Media Wall
A media wall can be a mix of various display and storage areas, such as shelves built-in nooks, built-in 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 organized and neat. It's also an excellent way to display books, artwork or trophies, as well as any other special possessions you might have.
You can include an electric wall-mounted or recessed fire in your media wall, according to the atmosphere you wish to create. Remote control allows you to easily check the temperature or scroll through the various flame options. You can set an alarm. The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is one popular option for the media wall.
A professional can assist you in deciding on the best features you should include in your home or how to layout your media walls. They can design a custom solution and provide advice on the most appropriate features to suit your individual style and preferences. They can also offer samples of the materials and finishes available so you can visualize how your new feature will look like before making the final decision.
A reliable company for media walls will have a quick turn-around and will handle all aspects of the construction and installation for you. They will work with you to create a stylish and high-quality custom solution and ensure that your living space is not disrupted. A team of skilled craftspeople will work together to design this appealing and practical feature.
Frames with Decorative
If you're not a fan of chimney breasts but still want your TV to be prominent, consider an ornate frame that blends in 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 focal point however, it also has built-in storage, a display space as well as a place to place books, plants, or framed photos. The result is a neat and clean-lined mediawall that is as attractive when the fire isn't lit as it is when you are watching a film or binge-watching your favourite show.
A large electric fireplace can be a crucial part of your wall of media. This is particularly the case if you select one with a front heating element, like the Flamerite Glazer 1800. The slimline depth of this fire makes it ideal for mounting in a recessed design. When it is paired with a glass panel, the flame's image is enhanced and creates a focal point for your living area.
The choice of a hearth for your media wall is largely dependent on personal preference However, it can be influenced by the arrangement of your space and whether or not you have a lot of floor space. If you're planning to build a new construction and are at the framing phase, be sure to discuss the design of the fireplace wall with your architect or builder. They'll be able to provide advice on the best way to install your built-in, encased in drywall.
A free-standing unit is just as stylish as an integrated media wall. It can also be used to conceal clutter like extra interior design books or toys for children. Consider adding a wood base trim to your free-standing unit for a more sophisticated look. This is especially effective when you're using natural wood trims like this MDF trim from BM and a finished wood that has been painted, like Strong White by Farrow & Ball.
Electric Fires
Electric fires are an excellent alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also easier to install. They only require to be connected and don't require the installation of a certified professional as gas fires require. This makes them ideal for DIY enthusiasts.
You can also find the perfect style for your media wall due to the variety of designs. 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. Compare your measurements with the specifications for the model you are contemplating to ensure that it's suitable.
Take note of the type of flame effect you'd like and look for features that can enhance the ambience, like changeable LEDs, log-effect flames and smouldering smoke effects. You can also pick one that has built-in smart home technology to take advantage of voice commands and connect with other appliances. The evonic e1500, for example can be integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This allows you to control your fireplace with voice commands.
Some media wall models such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and have a classic appearance. They have a traditional satin white surround and contrast Astoria grey satin slips which creates a sophisticated aesthetic and adds a traditional look to the room.
Celsi Electriflame is an excellent option if you want something more unusual and unique. The wall-mounted electric fire pyramid has a black front and is able to project flame images on two, one or even three sides.