Residential
Media walls
Architectural media walls with concealed cabling, ventilation and storage, detailed so the technology recedes.
A media wall succeeds when you notice the room rather than the equipment. That means planning the wall around the screen, the fireplace opening if there is one, and the equipment that has to breathe: recess depths, cable routes, ventilation paths and access for future changes are all set out before the joinery is drawn.
We build the cabinetry and panelling, integrate low storage and display, and coordinate with your AV installer or electrician so first-fix cabling lands where it needs to. Fireplace openings are detailed to the manufacturer's clearances.
Finishes are usually quiet: fluted or flat panelling, oak or walnut veneer, sprayed lacquer, stone or plaster surrounds, with lighting used sparingly to lift the wall in the evening.
What the work includes
- Screen recess
- Depth, height and framing set out for your specific display.
- Cable & ventilation
- Routes, access panels and airflow planned into the carcass.
- Storage & display
- Low units, drawers and open shelving in proportion to the wall.
- Fireplace integration
- Openings detailed to the appliance manufacturer's clearances.
Suited to
Who this work is for
- Living rooms and snugs being refurbished
- Open-plan spaces needing a single focal wall
- Homes with an AV installer already appointed
- Designers specifying a feature wall within a scheme
How it runs
From brief to installation
- 01
Conversation
We discuss the brief, the room and the level of finish you have in mind, on site or from drawings.
- 02
Survey & design
Measured survey, setting out and drawings, with material and finish samples to sign off.
- 03
Workshop
Cabinetry is made and finished off site, so time on site stays short and controlled.
- 04
Installation
Careful installation, scribing and final adjustment by the people who made the work.
Plan your media wall
Tell us the wall dimensions, the screen and whether a fire is involved, and we will advise.