Electric Fireplace Walls & TV Features
Custom Fireplace Feature Walls in Dallas–Fort Worth
Service Area
Serving Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Southlake, Prosper, and surrounding DFW communities.
Choose the Fireplace Wall That Fits Your Home
Fireplace feature walls can be simple and architectural or become full entertainment systems with cabinetry, shelving, and multiple finishes. These are the most common directions we build for Dallas–Fort Worth homes.
Basic Fireplace Build-Out
A framed fireplace structure with a clean painted, plaster, or simple panel finish.
- Linear electric fireplace
- TV-ready layout
- Concealed wiring
- Optional wood mantel
Shiplap Fireplace Wall
A bright, familiar fireplace feature with vertical or horizontal shiplap and a natural wood mantel.
- White, greige, navy, or custom paint
- TV or no-TV layout
- Wood mantel
- Optional simple side shelves
Stone Fireplace Wall
Ledger stone or stone veneer adds more depth and visual weight to the fireplace area.
- Floor-to-ceiling or partial stone
- Wood or stone mantel
- TV integration available
- Works well with high ceilings
Limewash & Plaster Fireplace Wall
A smooth or lightly textured finish creates a warmer, quieter alternative to stone.
- Limewash or decorative plaster
- Warm neutral colors
- Minimal or organic-modern styling
- Optional concealed lighting
Porcelain Fireplace Wall
Large-format porcelain creates a clean stone or marble look with a more contemporary finish.
- Large-format panels
- Marble, concrete, or stone look
- Minimal visible joints
- Works well with wood cabinetry
Fireplace Wall with Shelves
Floating shelves or recessed niches add useful display space while keeping the wall visually light.
- Symmetrical or one-sided shelving
- White oak or walnut shelves
- Integrated LED lighting
- TV and fireplace integration
Fireplace Wall with Cabinets
Lower cabinets or side cabinetry create concealed storage while making the fireplace wall feel more complete.
- Painted or wood cabinetry
- Open and closed storage
- Shelves or illuminated niches
- Custom hardware and finishes
Fireplace Entertainment Center
A complete TV and fireplace wall with custom cabinetry, shelving, lighting, and multiple coordinated materials.
- Custom built-in cabinetry
- Fireplace and TV integration
- Stone, plaster, porcelain, or wood
- Integrated lighting and cable management
Choose a Finish That Fits Your Home
The same fireplace layout can feel modern, traditional, organic, or architectural depending on the materials. We help narrow the options based on your room, preferred style, maintenance expectations, and project budget.
- Ledger StoneNatural texture and depth for fireplace walls that need more visual weight.
Best for: Transitional, Texas-inspired, rustic-modern, and high-ceiling spaces. - ShiplapA clean, familiar finish that works with both traditional and modern farmhouse interiors.
Best for: Light, approachable fireplace walls with a natural wood mantel. - Limewash & Textured PlasterA soft, handcrafted finish with subtle movement and fewer visible joints.
Best for: Organic-modern, Mediterranean-inspired, and quiet contemporary rooms. - Large-Format PorcelainA refined stone, concrete, or marble appearance with a clean contemporary layout.
Best for: Modern fireplace walls, minimal detailing, and premium TV features. - Painted Architectural FinishA simple painted build-out keeps the fireplace wall clean and allows the shape and proportions to lead the design.
Best for: Basic build-outs, streamlined projects, and flexible color choices. - Wood Slats & PanelsNatural wood brings warmth and can be used as a full finish or as an accent beside stone, plaster, or porcelain.
Best for: Modern, contemporary, and asymmetrical fireplace walls. - Mixed MaterialsCombining stone, plaster, porcelain, paint, or wood creates a more custom and layered composition.
Best for: Larger fireplace walls, entertainment centers, and projects with cabinetry or shelving. - Available Style DirectionsModern • Contemporary • Transitional • Traditional • Modern Farmhouse • Organic Modern • Texas-Inspired
What’s Included in a Fireplace Wall Project?
Each project is planned as one complete feature—not a collection of separate components. The exact scope depends on the selected design, materials, storage, lighting, and existing wall conditions.
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Room-Specific LayoutThe fireplace, TV, mantel, shelving, and cabinetry are proportioned around your wall and room.- Wall width and ceiling height
- Furniture and viewing position
- Symmetrical or asymmetrical layout
- Standard or high-ceiling design
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Electric Fireplace IntegrationThe fireplace is incorporated cleanly into the framed structure and selected finish.- Linear electric fireplace
- Required opening and clearances
- Framing and installation
- Fireplace model coordination
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TV PlanningThe television is positioned as part of the complete fireplace-wall composition.- TV size and mounting position
- Comfortable viewing height
- Wall backing and support
- Soundbar or speaker planning
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Concealed WiringPower and low-voltage paths are planned to keep the finished wall clean and organized.- TV and fireplace power
- HDMI and data cables
- Media component locations
- Future service access
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Selected Materials & FinishesThe wall is completed with the approved material or combination of finishes.- Paint or shiplap
- Ledger stone or stone veneer
- Limewash or decorative plaster
- Large-format porcelain
- Wood accents or mixed materials
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Optional Storage & LightingShelving, cabinetry, niches, and lighting can be added when included in the selected project scope.- Floating shelves
- Lower or side cabinets
- Illuminated display niches
- Integrated LED lighting
- Custom hardware and finishes
How Much Does a Fireplace Feature Wall Cost?
Fireplace wall pricing depends on the size of the wall, ceiling height, selected materials, fireplace model, TV integration, cabinetry, shelving, lighting, and existing site conditions. These three project levels provide a practical starting point.
Basic Fireplace Build-Out
A streamlined architectural fireplace feature with a clean painted or simple finish.
From $5,000
Typically includes:
Standard-height walls and homeowners who want a clean fireplace feature without extensive shelving or cabinetry.
- Framed fireplace structure
- Linear electric fireplace integration
- TV-ready layout
- Concealed wiring
- Painted or simple panel finish
- Basic mantel option
Standard-height walls and homeowners who want a clean fireplace feature without extensive shelving or cabinetry.
Fireplace Wall with Shelves or Cabinets
A more complete fireplace wall with practical display space, limited storage, or upgraded materials.
$5,000–$8,000+
Typically includes:
Homeowners who want more function and visual detail without building a full wall-to-wall entertainment center.
- Electric fireplace integration
- TV mounting and cable planning
- Floating shelves or recessed niches
- Lower cabinets or limited side cabinetry
- Shiplap, plaster, stone, or mixed finish
- Optional integrated LED lighting
Homeowners who want more function and visual detail without building a full wall-to-wall entertainment center.
Custom Fireplace Entertainment Center
A fully custom TV and fireplace system designed around the entire wall and room.
From $8,000+
Typically includes:
Large walls, high ceilings, extensive storage, premium materials, and complete fireplace entertainment systems.
- Custom built-in cabinetry
- Open shelving or illuminated niches
- Fireplace and TV integration
- Stone, porcelain, plaster, wood, or mixed materials
- Integrated lighting
- Concealed cable and component management
- Fully custom layout
Large walls, high ceilings, extensive storage, premium materials, and complete fireplace entertainment systems.
Which Project Level Fits Your Room?
Plan the Fireplace, TV, and Technology Together
A successful TV and fireplace wall is more than two centered rectangles. The television position, fireplace clearances, mantel, wiring, media components, soundbar, ventilation, and storage should be planned before construction begins.
TV Above the Fireplace
A clean and familiar layout that keeps the fireplace and television centered on the same wall.
TV Beside the Fireplace
An asymmetrical layout places the television next to the fireplace instead of directly above it.
Fireplace Without a TV
The fireplace becomes a quieter architectural feature without technology above it.
Mantel or No Mantel
The mantel affects the style, proportions, clearances, and relationship between the fireplace and television.
Soundbar & Media Components
Speakers, streaming devices, game systems, and other equipment can be integrated without leaving unnecessary cables visible.
Integrated Lighting
Subtle lighting can add depth to shelving, cabinetry, niches, and textured materials.
A clean and familiar layout that keeps the fireplace and television centered on the same wall.
TV Beside the Fireplace
An asymmetrical layout places the television next to the fireplace instead of directly above it.
Fireplace Without a TV
The fireplace becomes a quieter architectural feature without technology above it.
Mantel or No Mantel
The mantel affects the style, proportions, clearances, and relationship between the fireplace and television.
Soundbar & Media Components
Speakers, streaming devices, game systems, and other equipment can be integrated without leaving unnecessary cables visible.
Integrated Lighting
Subtle lighting can add depth to shelving, cabinetry, niches, and textured materials.
From a Wall Photo to a Finished Feature
You don’t need a complete design to get started. Send us the basic project information, and we’ll help define the right direction, materials, and scope for your room.
Share Your Wall
Send clear room photos, approximate wall width and ceiling height, TV size, project ZIP code, and a few inspiration images.
Choose a Direction
We review the room and recommend a practical fireplace-wall type, suitable materials, and a preliminary project range.
Confirm the Details
For qualified projects, we confirm measurements, fireplace specifications, electrical requirements, materials, storage, lighting, and final scope.
Build the Feature
Construction, finish installation, fireplace and TV integration, final adjustments, and cleanup are coordinated around the approved plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct Answers Before You Start
Every room and project is different, but these answers cover the questions homeowners ask most often when planning a custom fireplace feature wall.
Every room and project is different, but these answers cover the questions homeowners ask most often when planning a custom fireplace feature wall.
Basic electric fireplace build-outs start around $5,000. Fireplace walls with shelves or cabinets typically range from $5,000–$8,000+, while full custom TV and fireplace entertainment centers start from $8,000+.
Final pricing depends on the wall size, ceiling height, finish materials, cabinetry, lighting, electrical work, and site conditions.
Final pricing depends on the wall size, ceiling height, finish materials, cabinetry, lighting, electrical work, and site conditions.
We primarily build feature walls around linear electric fireplaces. The selected model, dimensions, heat clearances, power requirements, and installation specifications are confirmed before construction begins.
Yes. We plan the TV position, viewing height, fireplace clearances, mantel, mounting support, power, and cable path as one coordinated layout.
Final spacing follows the requirements of the selected fireplace and TV.
Final spacing follows the requirements of the selected fireplace and TV.
Yes. Power, low-voltage wiring, streaming devices, gaming systems, soundbars, and other components can be integrated into the design.
We also plan practical service access so equipment can be maintained or replaced later.
We also plan practical service access so equipment can be maintained or replaced later.
Yes. Options include floating shelves, recessed niches, lower cabinets, tall built-ins, illuminated display areas, and complete wall-to-wall entertainment centers.
These elements can be symmetrical or arranged asymmetrically to suit the room.
These elements can be symmetrical or arranged asymmetrically to suit the room.
Painted build-outs and shiplap create a clean, familiar look. Limewash and decorative plaster feel softer and more contemporary. Ledger stone adds natural texture, while large-format porcelain creates a sharper premium finish.
We recommend materials after reviewing your room, style references, and approximate budget.
We recommend materials after reviewing your room, style references, and approximate budget.
No. Clear photographs of the wall, approximate dimensions, TV size, inspiration images, project ZIP code, and approximate budget are enough to begin the conversation.
We review projects throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Southlake, Grapevine, Coppell, Irving, Richardson, Rockwall, Flower Mound, and surrounding communities.
Tell Us What You Want to Build
Send us a few project details, and we’ll review the room, recommend a practical direction, and outline the likely next step.
You don’t need finished plans - a clear wall photo and approximate measurements are enough to begin.
You don’t need finished plans - a clear wall photo and approximate measurements are enough to begin.