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How to Create a Media Wall Media walls combine TVs and electric fireplaces, as well as integrated storage into a custom stud wall installation. It's a sleek design that creates an attractive focal point. To create a tranquil background, select neutrals and then add colour by adding decorative accessories and soft furniture. Finish the look with an electric fireplace of grandeur like this Gazco eReflex 595RW. Frame Your TV Media walls are a recent trend that combines a traditional fireplace with flat-screen TV. The result is a striking focal point that will soon be the centerpiece of your living space. When choosing a television for your media wall, you should be aware of its size and whether it will fit in the frame. You should choose a TV between 2/3 to 7/8 of the size of your fireplace. The size of your TV is measured diagonally. Be aware that a larger screen might actually be smaller if placed in frames. It's important to protect the TV from excessive heat when installing a log-burner in your media wall. There are special construction boards that can withstand and dissipate heat to ensure that it doesn't harm the TV. It's also crucial to ensure you have enough space for the electrical appliances you have. It's a good idea to install extra sockets in the same place where set-top boxes or games consoles will be placed. This will stop power cables and leads from ruining your new wall of media. When selecting a fireplace to be installed on your media wall, you need to select the style that best fits the overall look of your room. If you want a more modern feel, you can go with an electric fire such as the Glazer 900. This streamlined design has an 'omniglide' tilting front glass screen to improve the flame's image as well as an authentic fuel bed of cinderwood and dimmable LED effects. If you're looking for something more classic, you can select an electric log effect fire such as the OER Hilton. Floating Units A floating unit provides an elegant, modern appearance to your media wall. They are free of heavy stands and cluttered cables, providing an elegant backdrop for your TV. Many come with built-in storage that is ideal to hide set-top boxes or display family items. Wooden panel designs are available in a range of finishes, from smooth oak to rough-hewn reclaimed wood and can be crafted to make the style that fits your space best. To add more impact why not consider introducing the mood lighting kit with your electric fire's inset? The kit allows you to control multi-coloured LEDs from the remote of your electric fireplace, creating a glow that enhances your media wall's ambience. Consider a corner unit for your media if you like the idea of a floating TV but aren't quite ready to commit to a complete landscape layout. The addition of a two-sided portrait electric fire like this Gazco eReflex 75RW will give an extra dimension, and make your media wall the focal 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 and nooks, pullout shelving and much more. A media wall can be an ideal way to keep your gaming consoles, DVD collection, and tech gadgets neatly organized. It is also an excellent way to display books, artwork, trophies or any other unique possessions you may have. You can incorporate an electric wall-mounted or recessed fire in your media wall depending on the ambience you'd like to create. The fire can be controlled by the use of a remote, making it easy to monitor the temperature, browse through the flame options, or alter the effects of the flame. You can set an alarm. The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is a popular choice to put in the media wall. A professional can help you if you're not sure what features to include in your home or how to layout your media walls. They can design a custom solution, and give advice on the best features for your style and preference. They can also give you samples of the materials and finishes available so you can see what your new feature will look like before you make your a final choice. A good media wall provider will be able to manage the entire process of creating and installing your media wall. They will work with you to create a fashionable, high-quality customized solution and will ensure that there is minimal disruption to your living space as is possible. They will have a group of skilled trades people working together to create this attractive and practical feature. Decorative Frames If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast but nonetheless want your TV to be prominent, consider an ornate frame that blends with your decor. This will hide your TV 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 show books, plants or photographs that have been framed. The result is a neat and clean-lined media wall that looks as appealing when the fire isn't lit as when you are watching a film or binge-watching your favourite show. A huge electric fire is a crucial part of your media wall, particularly when you choose one with a front-heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. The slimline thickness of this fire makes it ideal to be mounted in a recessed layout. When paired up with a glass-panel, the flame's image is enhanced and creates a focal point in your living area. If you're planning a new build and are in the framing stage, make sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with your builder or architect. If you're planning to build a new construction and are in the framing stage, make sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with the builder or architect. They can offer tips on how to set up your built-in, enclosed in drywall. A free-standing piece of furniture can look just as stylish as an integrated media wall, and can be a great way to hide clutter, such as children's toys, or extra interior design books. Consider adding a wooden base trim to your freestanding unit for a more sophisticated appearance. This is a particularly effective method when you're using natural wood trims such as this MDF trim from BM and a wood finish that is painted such as Strong White by Farrow & Ball. Electric Fires Media walls with electric fires are a modern alternative to gas fires, and are much easier to set up. media wall fire place require a professional to install them, whereas electric fires can be set up by anyone. This makes them ideal for DIY enthusiasts. The wide range of designs available also allows you to find the perfect design for your media wall. The first step is to decide if you prefer an inset or wall-hung fireplace. This will influence your measurements, as inset models require a recess or cavity to be installed while wall-hung fires need adequate space for the fireplace. Check your measurements against the specifications of the fire you're considering to make sure it will fit. Consider the type and style of flame you prefer, and look for features that can improve the ambience, such as LEDs that can be changed, log-effect fires, and smouldering smoky effects. You can pick a model that has built-in smart home features to benefit from voice commands and also integrate other appliances. For example the evonic e1500 can be connected to platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant that allow you to control your fireplace with voice commands. Certain wall models for media, such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and offer a classical design. They feature a traditional satin white surround, and contrast Astoria grey satin slips that create a refined look and gives a classic feel to the room. If you're looking for something a little more original and interesting then you should consider the Celsi Electriflame. This wall-mounted electric fire features a black glass front and offers the option of one three or two-sided flame projection.