Media Wall Styles
A media wall turns a plain wall into the centrepiece of your room, with a place for your TV, a fire, storage and display. Explore the styles below to find the one that suits your home.
TV and Fireplace Walls
Bring your TV and fire together in one built-in feature. A TV and fireplace wall gives your screen a recessed home at the right viewing height, with space for an inset fire below and hidden routes for cables, so the whole wall looks clean and finished.
Add side shelving, display niches or soft lighting to make it the focal point of your living room.
Alcove Storage
Make the most of the space either side of your chimney breast. Fitted alcove units combine closed cupboards for everyday clutter with open shelves for books, photos and ornaments.
Built to fit your alcoves exactly, they suit period homes and new builds alike, and can be painted to match your room.
Panelled Feature Walls
Add depth and texture with a panelled feature wall. From slatted and fluted panels to classic framed panelling, a feature wall brings character to a living room, bedroom or snug.
Panelling can frame a wall-mounted TV, sit behind a bed or simply add a bold splash of colour.
Bookcase Walls
Give your books and treasured pieces the setting they deserve. A floor-to-ceiling bookcase wall adds generous storage and turns a reading corner, home office or snug into a room you will love spending time in.
Combine open shelving with cupboards below and add shelf lighting for a warm, welcoming glow.
Media Wall Questions
Some things to think about when planning your media wall.
What is a media wall?
A media wall is a built-in feature wall designed around your TV and entertainment. It can include a recess for the screen, a space for a fire, hidden cable routes, shelving, cupboards and lighting, all built as one piece to suit your room.
What should I measure before getting in touch?
It helps to have the width and height of the wall, the position of any chimney breast, alcoves, windows, doors and sockets, and the size of your TV or the screen you plan to buy. Photos of the room are useful too.
Can the cables be hidden?
Planning cable routes is part of designing a media wall, so the wires for your TV and devices can be kept out of sight and your wall looks clean and uncluttered.
Can a media wall work in a bedroom or office?
Yes. Panelled feature walls, bookcase walls and fitted storage work just as well in bedrooms, home offices and snugs as they do in living rooms.
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