How to Create a Media Wall
Media walls incorporate TVs and electric fireplaces, as well as integrated storage into one custom stud-wall installation. It's a super sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point.
To create a tranquil backdrop, pick neutral colours and then add color by adding decorative accessories and soft furniture. Finish the look with 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. The result is an eye-catching centerpiece that can become the focal point in your living room.
When choosing a TV for your media wall you must take into consideration its size and the way it will fit within the frame. It is best to choose a TV that's between 2/3 and 7/8 the size of your mantel. The television's size is measured diagonally. Be aware that a bigger screen could actually be smaller if placed in a frame.
It's important to protect the TV from excessive heat when installing a log-burner in your wall for media. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate and withstand heat, preventing damage to the TV.
It is also important to make sure that there is enough space for all of your electrical appliances. Installing extra sockets at the same location as set-top boxes or consoles is an ideal idea. This will prevent power cables and leads from destroying your new wall for media.
When selecting a fireplace for your media wall it's important to choose one that is in line with the overall design of your space. For a more modern look, you can go with an electric fireplace like the Glazer 900. This sleek design features an omniglide that tilts the front screen to enhance flame effects. It also has real-looking cinderwood beds and dimmable led effects. If you want something more classic, opt for an electric log fireplace like the OER Hilton.
Floating Units
A floating unit adds a clean, modern appearance to your media wall. Free from cluttered cables and bulky stand, they provide an elegant backdrop that will allow your TV to take center in the room. Many come with built-in storage, perfect for hiding set-top boxes and displaying precious family treasures. You can choose from a range of finishes that include smooth oak and rough-hewn wood that has been reclaimed. This lets you create the perfect look for your room. Why not consider adding an ambient lighting kit to your electric fireplace? The kit allows you to control a variety of LEDs via the remote of your electric fireplace, creating glowing effects that add to your media wall's ambience.
Think about a corner media unit If you are interested in the idea of floating television but aren't ready to commit to a complete landscape layout. The addition of a two-sided electric fire that is a portrait like this Gazco eReflex 75RW can add 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 storage and display areas from shelves built-in nooks and nooks, pull-out shelving, and more. A media wall can be a great option to keep your gaming consoles, DVD collection and tech gadgets neatly organized. It's a great way to display artwork that has been framed books, trophies or books and other special possessions.
You can install a recessed or wall-mounted electric fire in your media wall in accordance with the mood you wish to create. Remote control allows you to easily monitor the temperature or browse through the flame options. You can set a timer. The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is one popular option for inclusion in the media wall.
If electric fires for media wall how to design your media wall or what type of features you'd like to incorporate into your home, a professional can help. They can offer bespoke solutions and provide advice on the most appropriate features that will suit your personal style and preferences. They can also give you samples of the materials and finishes that are available to check out how your new piece will look like before you make your an informed decision.
A reliable media wall company will be able to handle the entire process of creating and putting up your wall. They will collaborate with you to design a stylish, high-quality, customized solution and will ensure that there is minimal disruption to your living space as possible. They will be a team of skilled trades people working together to create this attractive and practical feature.
Frames with Decorative Designs
If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast but nonetheless want your TV to take centre stage, consider an ornate frame that blends into your decor. This will conceal your TV and make it less noticeable when shut off.
This bespoke white unit has been created with TV in mind, but it also includes built-in storage and an area to display plants, books or photographs that are framed. The result is a clean and neat mediawall that is as attractive when the fire isn't lit as when you are watching a film or binge-watching your favourite show.
A large electric fireplace could be a crucial part of your wall of media. This is particularly relevant if you select a fireplace with a front heating element, like the Flamerite Glazer 1800. This fire is ideal for mounting in a recessed style because of its slim depth. When it is paired with a glass panel the flame's appearance is enhanced and creates a focal point in your living area.
If you're planning a build and are in the framing stage, be sure to discuss the design of your fireplace wall with your builder or architect. If you are planning an addition to your home and are in the stage of framing, be sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace with your architect or builder. They can give you advice on how to install your built-in enclosed in drywall.
A free-standing unit appears as elegant as an integrated media wall. It can also be used to hide clutter like extra interior design books or toys for children. For a more elegant finish, consider adding a wooden trim the base of your free-standing unit. This is particularly effective 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
Electric fires are a great alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also simpler to install. Gas fires require a professional to install them, whereas electric fires can be installed by anyone. This makes them ideal for DIY enthusiasts.
The vast array of designs available also allows you to find the perfect fit for your media wall. Decide if you prefer an inset or wall-mounted fireplace. This will affect the measurements, as inset fireplaces need a cavity or recess to be constructed, whereas wall-hung fires require enough space for the unit. Check your measurements against the specifications of the fire you are contemplating to ensure that it will fit.
Think about the type and design of flame you prefer Consider features that will enhance the ambience, like LEDs that can be changed as well as log-effect fires and smoke effects that smolder. You can choose a model with built-in smart home features to benefit from voice commands as well as integrate other appliances. For example, the evonic e1500 can be integrated with platforms such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant which allows you to control your fireplace via voice commands.
Some media wall models such as the OER Hilton are more traditional and have a classic appearance. They have a classic satin white surround, and contrast Astoria grey satin slips, that create a refined look and adds a traditional look to the room.
If you're looking for something a little more original and interesting then you should consider the Celsi Electriflame. The wall-mounted electric fireplace features a black glass front and offers the option of one or two-sided flame picture projection.