Every living room has one wall that gets looked at more than any other — usually because there's a screen on it. Most people design around the TV. We design the wall, and let the TV sit inside it.
A media wall done well doesn't announce itself as a media wall. Cable management, speakers, consoles and the television itself all recede into a single considered composition — panelling, shelving, a warm material change — so the room reads as designed first, and equipped second.
It's one of the highest-impact, lowest-effort upgrades in a home: get this one wall right, and the whole room feels finished, even before anything else changes.
In-wall conduits and concealed power points mean nothing trails from the screen to the floor.
Panelling, a recessed niche or a change in material gives the screen a considered home rather than a bracket on bare wall.
Closed cabinetry for clutter, open shelving for the objects actually worth looking at.
Backlighting and accent lighting keep the wall alive even when the television is off.
Tell us about your space and we'll show you what it could become.
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