Living room
Media walls and TV units, built around your living room
One calm wall that hides every cable, frames the TV and finally gives the consoles, remotes and router somewhere to live.
What goes into a media wall
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TV recessSized to your screen, with a void behind for the bracket and cables.
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Soundbar shelfOpen at the front, so the sound isn't muffled.
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Space for a fireOptional. We frame the opening; the fire comes from a UK supplier and is fitted to its instructions.
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Lit display shelvesSoft LED lighting for books, plants and photos.
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Closed storagePush-to-open doors for consoles and the router, with ventilation and cable holes.
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Hidden cable runsPlanned into the drawings, so nothing hangs down the wall.
How you'll use it
Movie nights, minus the clutter.
The consoles, the remotes, the router and the box of games all have a home, and the cables disappear. What's left is a calm wall that frames the TV and the fire, and a room the whole family wants to be in.
The pieces of a media wall.
Mix and match a floating unit, shelving and display towers, all made to fit your wall.
Floating media unit
2000 × 420 × 400 mm
Library shelving
900 × 2100 × 350 mm
Glazed display tower
450 × 2100 × 400 mm
Example sizes in millimetres. Every unit is made to your measurements.
Three ways to do it
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Simplest
Floating TV unit
A wall-hung base with push-open drawers and a soft underglow.
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Period homes
Alcove units
Cupboards and shelves either side of the chimney breast, TV in the middle.
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The full wall
Floor-to-ceiling media wall
Wall to wall, with the TV, soundbar and fire built in.
Sockets and aerials, planned in from the start
Tell us where your sockets and aerial point are today. We'll design around them, or mark exactly where a new socket should go behind the TV so your electrician can quote once.
If you're redecorating anyway, it's the ideal moment to move them.
Photograph your TV wall
We'll send back a design and a price range, free.
Free guide
Get the free planning guide
Measuring, styles, finishes and how to plan your budget, in one short guide. Then the odd email with ideas worth stealing.
Questions people ask
Anything else, send us a message and we'll talk it through.
Will it suit a bigger TV later?
We can size the recess with room to grow, so an upgrade doesn't mean a new wall.
Do I need a stud wall built first?
No. Ours is cabinetry fixed to your existing wall, so there's no stud wall, plastering or painting.
Can it match my kitchen or wardrobes?
Yes. The same finishes run across every room. See the finishes.
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