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How to Create a Media Wall Media walls are the newest trend that blends televisions, electric fires and storage integrated into one bespoke wall installation using studs. It's a sleek design that creates a focal point. To create a tranquil background, select neutral colours and then add color by adding decorative accessories and soft furniture. To complete the look, add an electric fireplace like this Gazco eReflex. Frame Your TV Creating media walls is a modern trend that combines the look of a traditional recessed fireplace with a flat-screen television above. The result is a striking centrepiece that will surely be the center of your living room. When selecting a TV for your media wall, you should take into consideration its size and the way it will fit into the frame. You should choose a TV between 2/3 and 7/8 of the length of your fireplace. The size of the TV is typically measured diagonally, so a TV that has an extra-large screen could be smaller than one with a smaller display if it's positioned in a frame opening. It's essential to shield the TV from excessive heat if you're installing a log-burner in your media wall. There are special construction boards to withstand and dissipate heat to ensure that it doesn't harm the TV. Also, you'll need to make sure that there enough space for all of your electrical appliances. Installing extra sockets at the same spot as set-top boxes or consoles is an ideal idea. This will keep power leads and cables from sabotaging the clean lines of your new media wall. It is important to choose the right style of fireplace that complements the overall style of your home. You can choose an electric fireplace such as the Glazer 900 for a more contemporary look. This sleek design features an 'omniglide,' tilting front screen to increase flame effects. It also features an authentic cinderwood bed as well as dimmable led effects. If you're after something more classic, you can choose a log effect electric fire such as the OER Hilton. Floating Units A floating unit gives your wall with media a modern, clean look. They're free of bulky stands and cluttering cables, and provide a sleek backdrop for your television. slimline media wall fire of them have built-in storage which is ideal for hiding setstop boxes and showing family treasures. You can pick from a range of finishes such as rough-hewn or smooth oak, as well as reclaimed. This lets you create the perfect style for your space. To make the most of the effect why not add the mood lighting kit with your inset electric fire? This lets you control the LEDs of various colors in the kit via the remote for your electric fire, creating an ambience glow that can enhance the ambiance of your wall. Consider a corner media unit If you are interested in the idea of a floating television but aren't ready to commit to an entire landscape layout. A two-sided portrait electric fireplace, like the Gazco eReflex75RW will bring a new dimension your media wall and will make it the central point of your space. Corner Media Wall A media wall is an excellent way to display and organize everything from books to toys including shelves, built-in nooks, and shelves that can be pulled out. A media wall is a great space to keep your technology devices, gaming consoles and DVD collection neatly organized and neat. It can also be an excellent way to display books, artwork and trophies as well as other items you may have. You can install a recessed or wall-mounted electric fire in your media wall, according to the atmosphere you'd like to create. The fire can be controlled using a the use of a remote which makes it easy to monitor the temperature, browse through the flame options, or alter the flame effects. You can set an alarm. Modern Flames Spectrum Slimline Electric Fire is a popular choice for inclusion in a Media Wall. A professional can help if you're not sure what features you should include in your home or how to design your media walls. They can design a custom solution and offer guidance on the most suitable features that will suit your style and preferences. They can also provide samples of the finishes and materials available to let you observe how your new design will look prior to making a choice. A good media wall provider will be able to handle the entire process of creating and installing your media wall. They will collaborate with you to develop an elegant, high-quality, customized solution and will ensure that there is as little disruption to your living space as is possible. They will have an experienced team of tradespeople working together to create this eye-catching and functional feature. Decorate Frames If you don't like the idea of a chimney breast, but still want your television to be the centre of attention think about an elaborate frame which blends in with your decor. This will conceal your TV and make it less noticeable when switched 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 place books, plants, or photos that are framed. The result is a neat, clean-lined media wall that's as aesthetically appealing when the fire isn't on as when you're watching a film or binge-watching your favorite show. A large electric fire can be a key component of your media wall, especially if you opt for one with a front heater like this Flamerite Glazer 1800. The slimline thickness of this fire makes it perfect to be hung in a recessed style. When paired with a glass front the flame's image is enhanced and makes for an impressive focal point in your living space. If you're planning a new build and are at the framing stage, be sure to discuss the layout of your fireplace wall with your builder or architect. If you're planning a brand new construction and are at the framing stage, be sure to discuss the layout of the fireplace wall with your builder or architect. They'll be able to provide advice on the best way to build your fireplace encased in drywall. A free-standing unit 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. To create a more elegant look think about adding a wood trim to 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 finished wood that has been painted, like Strong White by Farrow & Ball. Electric Fires Electric fires for media walls are a contemporary alternative to gas fires and are easier to set up. Gas fires require a specialist to set them up, but electric fires can be put in by anyone. This makes them perfect for DIY enthusiasts. The wide range of designs available also means you can find the perfect match for your media wall. Choose whether you prefer an inset or wall-mounted fireplace. Inset models require an opening to be made while wall-hung fireplaces require space for the unit. Once you have your measurements, compare them to the specifications of the fire you're looking at to ensure that it is an appropriate fit. Take note of the type of flame effect you'd prefer and look for features that enhance the atmosphere, such as adjustable LEDs, log-effect fires and smouldering smoke effects. You can also choose one with built-in smart home technology to take advantage of voice commands as well as integrate with other appliances. For instance, the evonic e1500 can be connected to platforms like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant which allows you to control your fireplace using voice commands. Certain wall models for media such as the OER Hilton, are more traditional and offer a classical style. They have a classic satin white surround and contrasting Astoria grey satin slips, that create a refined look and gives a classic feel to the room. Celsi Electriflame is a fantastic option for those who want something more unique and unique. This wall-mounted electric fire has a black glass front and can be configured with one, two or three-sided flame projection.