09/06/2026
This wasn’t just a case of throwing a media wall onto a blank wall.
This room had a few details that had to be worked around first.
There was existing coving running across the wall, so that had to be removed and replaced properly afterwards. There was also flooring missing where the old hearth had been, so we lifted, repaired, and finished the floor as part of the job.
The awkward bit was the L-shaped layout.
The couch was positioned beside the radiator, so the wall had to be aligned around the actual viewing angle from the seating area. If we had brought the feature wall fully across to the left, the client wouldn’t have been able to see the whole wall properly from the couch.
So we left a small recess on the left-hand side.
It looks intentional, and it gives them a perfect space for a Christmas tree, lamp, plant, or something decorative.
The client also wanted the wall kept slim, so we used a flat fire, added a dedicated soundbar box, and kept the whole design clean and balanced.
The end result is a media wall that looks like it was always meant to be part of the room.
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