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How to Create a Media Wall Media walls are a recent trend that combines TVs, electric fireplaces and integrated storage into a custom stud wall installation. It's a super sleek design feature that creates the perfect focal point. To create a serene background, select neutral colors and then add some colour by adding decorative accessories and soft furniture. Finish the look with a large electric fire, such as this Gazco eReflex 195RW. Frame Your TV Media walls are a new trend that combines a traditional fireplace with a flat screen TV. The result is an eye-catching centerpiece that can become the focal point of your living space. When choosing a television for your media wall, you should be aware of its size and whether it will fit into the frame. You should choose a TV between 2/3 to 7/8 of the size of your fireplace. The size of a television is typically measured diagonally, so a TV that has more screen space may be smaller than one with a smaller screen if it's fitted into a framed opening. It's essential to shield the TV from excessive heat when adding a log-burner into your wall for media. Specially designed construction boards can be used to dissipate and keep heat out while avoiding damage to the TV. It's also essential to ensure you have enough room for the electrical appliances you have. It's a good idea install additional sockets in the same spot where set-top boxes or games consoles will be situated. This will stop power cables and leads from ruining your new wall for media. When selecting a fireplace for your media wall it's important to choose a style that will suit the overall style of your space. You can opt for an electric fireplace like the Glazer 900 for a more contemporary look. This streamlined design has an 'omniglide' tilting glass front screen to improve the flame's image as well as an authentic cinderwood fuel bed and dimmable LED effects. If you want something more traditional, consider an electric log fire such as the OER Hilton. Floating Units A floating unit provides your wall a modern, clean look. Free from cluttered cables and bulky stands, they provide an elegant backdrop that will allow your television to take center on the screen. A lot of them have built-in storage which can be used to hide setstop boxes and displaying family heirlooms. Wooden panelled designs are available in a variety of finishes from smooth oak to rough-hewn reclaimed wood which allows you to design the look that matches your room the best. Why not consider adding a mood lighting kit to your electric fireplace? The kit lets you control a variety of LEDs via the remote of your electric fireplace, creating a glow that enhances your media wall's ambience. Consider a corner media unit If you like the idea of floating TV but don't want to commit to an entire landscape design. The addition of a two-sided electric fire with a portrait view 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 is an excellent way to organize and display all kinds of items such as shelves, built-in nooks and pull-out shelving. A media wall can be an ideal method to keep your gaming consoles, DVD collection and tech gadgets in order. It can also be an ideal place to display books, artwork and trophies as well as other special possessions you might have. A wall-mounted or recessed electric fire can be placed in your media wall, based on the type of atmosphere you are looking for in the space. The fire can be controlled using a an electronic remote control making it simple to check the temperature, navigate through the options for flames or change the effects of the flame. You can set a timer. The Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline electric fire is a popular choice for inclusion in a media wall. A professional can assist you in deciding on the best features you should include in your home or how to design your media walls. They can design a custom solution and offer suggestions on the best features that will suit your personal style and taste. They can also offer samples of the materials and finishes that are available to visualize how your new feature will look like before you make your the final choice. A good media wall provider can handle the entire process of creating and putting up your wall. They will work with you to create a fashionable, high-quality bespoke solution and will ensure that there is the least disruption to your living space as is possible. They will have a group of skilled tradespeople working together to create this eye-catching and functional feature. Frames with Decorative Designs If you're not a big fan of a chimney breast but still want your television to be prominent think about a frame that blends in with your decor. This will conceal your TV and make it less noticeable when turned off. This white unit was designed with the TV as its focal point however, it also has built-in storage, a display space and a space to display books, plants, or photographs that have been framed. The result is a clean and neat media wall that looks as appealing even when the fireplace isn't illuminated as when you're watching a film or binge-watching your favorite show. A huge 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 ideal for mounting in a recessed style due to its slim depth. When it is combined with a glass front, the flame picture is enhanced and creates an impressive focal point for your living space. The choice of a hearth for your media wall is mostly down to personal preference, but it can be influenced by the layout of your room and whether or not you have plenty of floor space. If you're planning the construction of a new house and are in the framing phase, make sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace with your architect or builder. They can give you guidance on how to put in your built-in, enclosed in drywall. A free-standing unit looks just as elegant as a media wall. electric fires media wall Fireplaces & Stoves UK can be used to conceal clutter, such as additional interior design books or toys for children. For a more elegant appearance you can consider adding a wooden trim the base of your freestanding 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 like Strong White by Farrow & Ball. Electric Fires Electric fires are an excellent alternative to gas fireplaces. They are also much easier to install. They just need to be connected to the wall and do not require installation by a certified professional as gas fires do. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts. The vast array of designs available also allows you to find the perfect design for your media wall. Choose whether you prefer a wall-mounted or inset fireplace. This will affect the measurements, as inset models require a recess or cavity to be installed while wall-hung fires require enough space for the unit. Once you have your measurements, compare them to the specifications of the fire you're considering to ensure it will be a good fit. Take note of the kind and style of flame you like, and look for features that will improve the ambience, such as LEDs that can be rearranged or log-effect fires, as well as smoking smoky effects. You can also select a model with built-in smart home technology to take advantage of voice commands as well as integrate with other appliances. The evonic e1500, for example is compatible with platforms such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This allows you to control your fireplace by voice commands. Certain wall models for media, 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 which create a sophisticated look and brings a traditional feel to the room. If you're looking to find something a bit more original and interesting then you should consider the Celsi Electriflame. This wall-mounted electric fire has a black glass front and offers the option of one, two or three-sided flame picture projection.