Media Walls
A built-in focal point that hides the clutter and holds the room together. Custom millwork designed around your screen, your seating, and your wall.
The wall everyone looks at.
Televisions, consoles, cables, and speakers rarely arrange themselves well. A media wall turns that side of the room into architecture — one built-in surface with proportion, texture, and light, sized to your screen and seating distance and finished flush, level, and clean.
What’s Included
Built-in cabinetry and panelling drawn to your exact wall dimensions, then rendered in 3D before a single piece is cut.
Custom Millwork
Linear electric and gas units framed, vented, and finished properly — with cove, back, and shelf lighting that gives the wall depth.
Fireplace & Lighting
Power, HDMI, and speaker runs planned inside the wall. Wood slat, stone, microcement, and high-gloss lacquer finishes — built and installed by our crew.
Cables & Finishes
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, and it is one of the more common versions of this project. We work around the existing firebox and clearances and build the millwork so the fireplace reads as part of the wall rather than something the wall had to avoid.
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We build the wall with the power, HDMI and speaker pathways already inside it, and we install the millwork. Final AV connection is usually done by your installer, and we coordinate with them so the routes are where they need to be.
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Screen size and seating distance set the proportions, not the other way round. We size the wall around where people actually sit, so the TV lands at the right height and the millwork does not overwhelm the room.
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Wood slat, stone, microcement, painted millwork and high-gloss lacquer, with integrated lighting where it helps the wall read as architecture rather than furniture.
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Almost always. We plan closed cabinetry for the things you do not want on display — consoles, gaming gear, cables, kids’ toys — and open shelving for the things you do. Ventilation and cable routing are designed in from the start, not solved afterward.
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Yes. You approve an elevation and a rendering showing proportions, finishes and where the TV, storage and lighting land before we order or build anything. Nothing gets fabricated off a conversation.