Charcoal slat media wall with a backlit marble TV surround and a linear fire in a floating marble console

Custom TV walls

Media walls, fireplace walls and concealed TV installations. Mount, cabling, lighting, stone and cabinetry designed together, fabricated in the shop and fitted by one crew.

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What you get

Everything behind the screen.
Nothing on show.

A TV wall from us is a single piece of joinery, not a bracket, a panel kit and an electrician who turns up last. We set the screen out to the room, chase the services in behind the substrate and build the panelling, stone and cabinetry around it.

Recessed or flush mount sized to your screen, with a serviceable back box behind it
Concealed cabling for power, HDMI, soundbar, network and console, terminated where you can still reach them
Integrated lighting: backlit surrounds, vertical reveals and warm-dim strips on a dimmer
Stone, slat or plaster surround with a floating console, linear fire or shelving built flush
Your TV or a new one: we mount what you own, or supply and set up the screen and soundbar

Walnut slat TV wall with a backlit black marble inlay, a floating charcoal console and open black shelving — Walnut slat + nero marquinaBacklit inlay, floating console

TV wall types

Six ways we build
a TV wall

Most projects mix two or three of these. Tell us the room and the screen size and we'll draw the version that fits.

Charcoal slat TV wall with a backlit white marble surround and a linear fire in the floating console

Slat and stone media walls

Charcoal, oak or walnut slats with a backlit porcelain or marble panel behind the screen and a matching floating console. The wall most clients come to us for.

White built-in media wall with a backlit television, downlit display niches and a linear electric fire

Fireplace media walls

A linear electric fire set into the console or the wall below the screen, with the clearances the manufacturer specifies and the fire on its own circuit. Lit niches either side if you want display space.

A white media wall with a recessed television, linear fire, downlit shelving niches and a walnut slat return

Built-in niche walls

Plastered stud-and-board walls with recessed shelving, downlit niches and the TV set flush into the face. A calmer, more architectural look for plaster-and-paint interiors.

Taupe slat wall with two vertical LED reveals either side of the television and a white floating console

Slat walls with lit reveals

Vertical LED reveals cut into the slat run either side of the screen, dimmable and warm. Works on a full wall or a floor-to-ceiling panel behind the console.

Two fitters lifting a television onto a recessed mount in a slat wall with lit reveals

TV mounting and concealed cabling

Already have the wall? We mount the screen, chase the cables into the wall, fit the back box and hang the soundbar. No trunking and no visible cable loop.

A bookmatched marble feature wall with a television, a long floating console and a lit shelving column

Commercial and reception walls

Boardrooms, receptions, restaurants and show homes. Large-format stone, brand-matched finishes and screens that come off for servicing without touching the wall.

The finished wall: charcoal slat panelling, a backlit porcelain marble TV surround and a linear fire set into a floating marble unit

The same room before work started: a bare plaster wall above marble tiled flooring

Before After

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Living room4 days on siteFixed price

Bare plaster.
Finished wall.

This wall started as bare plaster above a tiled floor. We set out the screen centre first, then built the charcoal slat run, the backlit porcelain surround and the floating marble console with the linear fire around it.

Every cable is behind the substrate. Power, HDMI and the fire's supply are chased in and terminated in a back box you can still get to, so the wall looks the same on the day the TV is upgraded.

RoomLiving room

FinishCharcoal slat + porcelain

ExtrasBacklighting & linear fire

On site4 days

Recent TV walls

Walls we've built
around a screen

Slat, stone, plaster and fire, in living rooms, snugs, family rooms and apartments.

Charcoal slat media wall with marble TV surround and a linear fire — Living roomcharcoal slat + porcelain + fire

Walnut slat wall with black marble TV inlay and a floating charcoal console — Snugwalnut + nero marquina

Taupe slat wall with vertical LED reveals and a centred television — Family roomslat + led reveals

Natural oak slat TV wall with two brass wall sconces and a floating oak console — Loungenatural oak + sconces

White built-in media wall with lit niches and a linear fire — Family roomlit niches + linear fire

Oak slat panel behind a wall-mounted television with a dark floating console — Apartmentoak slat panel + console

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Questions

TV wall questions,
answered

Can you use the TV I already own?

Yes. We build the recess and the mount around your screen's exact dimensions and VESA pattern. If you upgrade later, the back box and the mount are sized so a same-class screen drops in without touching the wall.

Where do the cables go?

Behind the substrate. Power, HDMI, network and the soundbar feed are chased into the wall or run inside the framing, then terminated in a serviceable back box behind the screen. Nothing is surface-trunked.

Do you handle the electrical work?

The mains side is done by a licensed electrician who works with us and is part of the price. We coordinate it, so you are not booking trades separately.

Can a fire go under the TV?

Yes, with a linear electric fire and the clearances the manufacturer specifies. We design the console depth and the venting around it and wire it on its own circuit.

How long does a TV wall take?

Typically two to four days on site. Panels, stone and cabinetry are cut and pre-finished off site first, which is why the install is short and the room stays usable.

What does it cost?

It depends on width, finish and whether there is a fire or cabinetry. After a free visit you get a fixed written price with a drawing and a render, and it does not move unless you change the design.

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