Custom TV Walls & Entertainment Features
Custom Media Walls in Dallas–Fort Worth
From streamlined floating TV panels and modern fireplace walls to classic built-in entertainment centers and large custom architectural systems, we design media walls for different homes, styles, and project budgets.
Explore Custom Media Wall Options
We design each project around the room, preferred style, functional needs, and intended level of investment.
Streamlined Modern Solution
Floating TV Panel Walls
A decorative panel and floating cabinet create a clean, modern TV wall without requiring a large built-in structure. This is one of the most practical ways to improve the room while keeping the design simple.
A decorative panel and floating cabinet create a clean, modern TV wall without requiring a large built-in structure. This is one of the most practical ways to improve the room while keeping the design simple.
- Floating or wall-mounted base cabinet
- Decorative TV panel or wood backing
- Concealed wires and components
- Optional backlighting and soundbar placement
Clean Architectural Design
Minimal Modern Media Walls
Minimal media walls focus on proportion, finish, and concealed technology rather than shelves and extensive cabinetry. The result is a refined feature that remains visually light.
Minimal media walls focus on proportion, finish, and concealed technology rather than shelves and extensive cabinetry. The result is a refined feature that remains visually light.
- Smooth plaster or painted surfaces
- Porcelain or stone-look panels
- Hidden wiring and recessed components
- Available with or without a fireplace
Warm Everyday Focal Point
Fireplace Media Walls
A television and linear electric fireplace can be integrated into one balanced composition. The wall may remain simple or include a mantel, floating cabinet, shelves, niches, and accent lighting.
A television and linear electric fireplace can be integrated into one balanced composition. The wall may remain simple or include a mantel, floating cabinet, shelves, niches, and accent lighting.
- Slim or full-depth wall construction
- Linear electric fireplace integration
- Optional mantel or hearth
- Custom finishes and lighting options
Classic American Character
Shiplap Fireplace Walls
Shiplap creates a familiar architectural look that works especially well in transitional, modern farmhouse, and traditional family rooms.
Shiplap creates a familiar architectural look that works especially well in transitional, modern farmhouse, and traditional family rooms.
- Vertical or horizontal shiplap
- Painted white, greige, navy, or custom color
- Wood mantel and fireplace options
- Available with or without side cabinetry
Natural Texture and Depth
Stone Media Walls
Ledger stone, stacked stone, and large-format stone-look surfaces add texture and visual weight to a fireplace or television wall.
Ledger stone, stacked stone, and large-format stone-look surfaces add texture and visual weight to a fireplace or television wall.
- Natural or manufactured stone veneer
- Classic ledger or contemporary slab finishes
- Custom wood mantel options
- Suitable for standard and tall ceilings
Traditional Furniture-Quality Millwork
Built-In Entertainment Centers
A classic American built-in combines television space, lower cabinets, display shelving, molding, and painted millwork into one complete furniture-style installation.
A classic American built-in combines television space, lower cabinets, display shelving, molding, and painted millwork into one complete furniture-style installation.
- White or custom-painted cabinetry
- Closed storage and open shelving
- Crown molding and finished trim
- Designed specifically for the room
Modern Storage and Display
Cabinet & Shelf Media Walls
Contemporary cabinet systems combine practical storage with lighter architectural details such as floating shelves, asymmetrical layouts, wood veneer, and integrated lighting.
Contemporary cabinet systems combine practical storage with lighter architectural details such as floating shelves, asymmetrical layouts, wood veneer, and integrated lighting.
- Floating or floor-mounted cabinets
- Open shelves and display niches
- White oak, walnut, or painted finishes
- Integrated LED and cable management
Large-Scale Custom Design
Luxury Architectural Media Walls
For larger rooms and more ambitious projects, we create fully customized systems combining cabinetry, fireplaces, lighting, stone, plaster, wood, and decorative panels.
For larger rooms and more ambitious projects, we create fully customized systems combining cabinetry, fireplaces, lighting, stone, plaster, wood, and decorative panels.
- Multiple coordinated materials
- Fully custom cabinetry and storage
- Standard, tall, or double-height walls
- Integrated fireplace, lighting, and technology
Range of Project Scope
From Streamlined Installations to Fully Custom Systems
Our media wall projects vary significantly in size, materials, and complexity. A simple floating TV wall may require only a cabinet, decorative panel, and wiring concealment, while a larger project may include a fireplace, stone, cabinetry, shelving, lighting, and custom architectural construction.
We create solutions across a broad project range—from approximately $5,000 streamlined installations to $25,000+ fully custom wall systems, depending on the design and scope.
We create solutions across a broad project range—from approximately $5,000 streamlined installations to $25,000+ fully custom wall systems, depending on the design and scope.
Media Walls for Different Room Layouts
Media Wall Solutions for Different Spaces
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- Compact Living RoomsSimple, Efficient, and Visually Light
Smaller rooms often benefit from a streamlined wall with a floating cabinet, decorative TV panel, concealed wiring, and minimal shelving.- Keeps the room feeling open
- Avoids bulky side cabinetry
- Works well with 55–75 inch televisions
- Optional backlighting or soundbar integration
- Standard Family RoomsBalanced Storage and Everyday Function
A standard family room can support a broader range of media wall options, including fireplace integration, lower cabinets, floating shelves, and mixed materials.- Fireplace or non-fireplace layouts
- Closed storage for electronics and accessories
- Mantel, shelves, or display niches
- Designed around the main seating area
- Wide WallsHorizontal Composition and Additional Storage
Wide walls allow for longer floating cabinets, asymmetrical shelving, side towers, or full built-in entertainment systems.- Wall-to-wall or centered layouts
- Extended lower cabinetry
- Balanced open and closed storage
- Suitable for large televisions and sound systems
- Tall and Double-Height RoomsDesigned for Scale
Tall walls require stronger proportions and materials that carry the design vertically. Stone, wood slats, tall panels, lighting, and full-height cabinetry can help the wall feel connected to the architecture.- Floor-to-ceiling finishes
- Tall stone or porcelain center sections
- Vertical slats and illuminated niches
- Installation planned for high-access conditions
- Rooms with Off-Center TelevisionsAsymmetrical by Design
Not every television can or should be centered on the wall. Furniture placement, viewing direction, doors, windows, and adjacent fireplaces may require an intentionally asymmetrical composition.- Shelving or cabinetry on one side
- Offset panels and lighting
- Balanced around the actual seating position
- Useful for open-plan living spaces
- Existing Niches and RecessesMaking Better Use of the Architecture
Existing wall niches can be transformed into built-ins, fireplace walls, floating cabinets, or flush media systems.- Designed to fit existing recess dimensions
- Can reduce or increase apparent wall depth
- Storage and shelving tailored to the niche
- Clean transitions to surrounding walls
- Open-Concept Living AreasA Defined Focal Point Without Closing the Space
In open-plan homes, the media wall can visually anchor the living area and create a clear relationship between the television, seating, dining area, and kitchen.- Materials coordinated with nearby cabinetry
- Clean sightlines from multiple angles
- Storage without visual heaviness
- Suitable for modern and transitional interiors
- Rooms with Existing FireplacesIntegration or Redesign
An existing fireplace may remain the focal point, be incorporated into a larger wall system, or be visually updated with new materials, cabinetry, and television placement.- Mantel and surround updates
- New stone, shiplap, plaster, or panel finishes
- Side cabinetry or shelves
- Television and wiring integration
- Send us a photo of the entire room, approximate wall dimensions, television size, and the main seating position. We’ll help determine the most balanced and practical layout.
Materials, Cabinetry & Finishes
Built Around the Design
- White OakWarm Contemporary Character
White oak is one of the most versatile materials for modern media walls. It can be used for TV panels, slats, floating cabinets, shelving, mantels, and full cabinetry systems. - WalnutRich and Sophisticated
Walnut creates a deeper, more dramatic appearance and works especially well in contemporary cabinet systems and larger architectural walls. - Painted CabinetryClassic or Contemporary
Painted cabinetry can be adapted to traditional American built-ins, transitional entertainment centers, or clean modern systems. - Melamine & Laminated PanelsPractical Modern Cabinet Construction
High-quality melamine and laminated surfaces provide a durable, clean alternative to painted cabinetry and natural veneer. - Shiplap & Painted PanelingFamiliar Architectural Detail
Shiplap and vertical paneling create a classic American look that works well with fireplaces, wood mantels, and traditional living rooms. - Ledger Stone & Stone VeneerNatural Texture and Visual Weight
Ledger stone and manufactured stone veneer create a more substantial fireplace wall and work particularly well in transitional and Texas-inspired interiors. - Large-Format PorcelainClean, Premium Surfaces
Large-format porcelain creates the appearance of stone with fewer joints and a more controlled, contemporary finish. - Plaster & LimewashSoft Texture and Natural Movement
Textured plaster and limewash add depth without the visual weight of stone or extensive cabinetry. - Decorative Panels & SlatsRhythm, Texture, and Contrast
Fluted panels, wood slats, ribbed surfaces, and dimensional panels can highlight selected areas of the wall without covering the entire composition. - Hardware & Lighting DetailsThe Finishing Layer
Small details influence how complete and refined the wall feels. Cabinet hardware, LED color temperature, shelf lighting, reveals, and trim transitions should all support the overall design.
- Classic Painted MillworkBest suited for traditional built-in entertainment centers, bookcase-style systems, and furniture-quality American cabinetry.
- MDF and plywood construction
- Painted enamel finish
- Crown molding and architectural trim
- Custom doors, shelves, and storage
- Contemporary Laminated CabinetryA more European-inspired approach using durable laminated panels, clean slab doors, and modern hardware.
- Wood-look and solid-color finishes
- Precise factory-style surfaces
- Clean edges and contemporary proportions
- Ideal for floating cabinets and modern systems
- Hybrid ConstructionMany projects combine both approaches—for example, painted architectural framing with laminated cabinet interiors, natural wood shelving, or porcelain and plaster surfaces.
Need Help Selecting Materials?
Send us photos of the room and a few media wall examples you like. We can help you compare finishes, cabinetry options, and material combinations that fit the design direction and intended project scope.
Review Material Options
Fireplace Integration
TV and Fireplace in One Composition
An electric fireplace can transform a media wall into a stronger architectural focal point, but the design does not need to be oversized or overly complex. Fireplace walls can range from a simple framed center section with a mantel to a full custom system with cabinetry, stone, shelving, and integrated lighting.
We plan the television, fireplace, materials, and wall proportions as one complete composition.
We plan the television, fireplace, materials, and wall proportions as one complete composition.
Fireplace Size and Placement
The fireplace should be selected in proportion to the television, wall width, and overall room scale. A unit that is too small can feel disconnected, while an oversized fireplace may dominate the composition.
We consider:
The fireplace should be selected in proportion to the television, wall width, and overall room scale. A unit that is too small can feel disconnected, while an oversized fireplace may dominate the composition.
We consider:
- Television width and mounting height
- Fireplace width and visible flame area
- Mantel placement
- Soundbar position
- Seating distance
- Manufacturer clearance requirements
Electric Fireplace Options
Depending on the design, homeowners may choose:
The fireplace model can be supplied by the homeowner or included as part of the project scope, depending on the proposal.
Depending on the design, homeowners may choose:
- Slim front-facing fireplaces
- Wider linear fireplaces
- Three-sided electric fireplaces
- Models with multiple flame and ember settings
- Units with optional heat output
- Fireplaces designed for recessed or surface installation
The fireplace model can be supplied by the homeowner or included as part of the project scope, depending on the proposal.
Storage and Lighting Options for a Better Media Wall
A media wall can do much more than frame a television. Depending on the room and project scope, it can also provide concealed storage, open display space, cable management, soundbar integration, and ambient lighting.
The goal is to add function without making the wall feel visually heavy.
The goal is to add function without making the wall feel visually heavy.
- Floating Base CabinetsClean Storage Without Bulk
A floating cabinet keeps the floor visible and gives the wall a lighter, more contemporary appearance. - Floor-Mounted CabinetsMore Storage and a Furniture-Like Presence
Floor-mounted cabinetry works well when the project requires greater storage capacity or a more traditional built-in appearance. - Floating ShelvesLightweight Display Space
Floating shelves add warmth and display space without the visual weight of full-height cabinetry. - Recessed NichesArchitectural Display Areas
Recessed niches create depth and allow selected decor to feel integrated into the wall. - Side TowersStorage and Vertical Balance
Side towers can frame the central television and fireplace section while adding closed storage and illuminated shelves. - Soundbar IntegrationPlanned for Better Proportions
The soundbar can be mounted below the television, placed within a dedicated niche, or incorporated into the cabinetry. - Hidden Cable ManagementA Cleaner Finished Wall
Power, HDMI, data, and speaker wiring can be concealed within the structure or routed behind panels and cabinetry. - Integrated LED LightingDepth and Evening Atmosphere
Lighting helps emphasize materials, shelves, niches, and architectural lines while making the wall feel more complete after dark.
Our Design & Installation Process
How Your Custom Media Wall Comes Together
Share the Space
Photos, Measurements & Inspiration
Send us clear photos of the room and wall, approximate dimensions, ceiling height, television size, ZIP code, and a few examples of media walls you like.
Send us clear photos of the room and wall, approximate dimensions, ceiling height, television size, ZIP code, and a few examples of media walls you like.
- Full wall and room photos
- Approximate width and ceiling height
- Television and soundbar size
- Inspiration images
- Fireplace preference, if applicable
Project Review
Preliminary Direction & Estimate
We review the room layout, likely construction requirements, materials, storage needs, and intended level of customization.
We review the room layout, likely construction requirements, materials, storage needs, and intended level of customization.
- Recommended media wall direction
- Initial materials and layout ideas
- Preliminary scope
- Estimated project range
- Identification of missing details
Design Consultation
Measurements, Materials & Technical Planning
For projects moving forward, we confirm site conditions and refine the composition around the television, fireplace, cabinetry, shelving, lighting, and surrounding architecture.
For projects moving forward, we confirm site conditions and refine the composition around the television, fireplace, cabinetry, shelving, lighting, and surrounding architecture.
- Accurate field measurements
- Material and finish samples
- Fireplace and television positioning
- Cabinet and storage planning
- Electrical and cable-management review
Proposal Package
Defined Scope Before Construction
You receive a detailed proposal outlining the selected design direction, materials, construction scope, installation requirements, and project cost.
You receive a detailed proposal outlining the selected design direction, materials, construction scope, installation requirements, and project cost.
- Wall layout or elevation
- Materials and finishes
- Included components
- Project terms and schedule
- Clear pricing before installation
Professional Installation
Built, Finished & Ready to Use
Our team protects the surrounding space, completes the framing, cabinetry, finish work, lighting, and final installation, then reviews the completed project with you.
Our team protects the surrounding space, completes the framing, cabinetry, finish work, lighting, and final installation, then reviews the completed project with you.
- Organized project setup
- Precise construction and finishing
- Clean cable and technology integration
- Final cleanup and project review
Different Projects Require Different Levels of Planning
- Streamlined Media WallsFloating TV panels, simple base cabinets, concealed wiring, and light decorative finishes may require a relatively straightforward design and installation process.
- Fireplace & Mixed-Material WallsProjects involving fireplaces, plaster, shiplap, stone, porcelain, shelves, or integrated lighting require additional coordination between materials and wall construction.
- Full Custom SystemsLarge built-ins, double-height walls, extensive cabinetry, and multi-material installations require detailed measurements, elevations, material selections, and technical planning before fabrication.
Ready to Plan Your Media Wall?
Send us photos of your wall, approximate measurements, television size, and inspiration images. We’ll review the project and recommend the most practical next step.
| Custom Media Walls Across Dallas–Fort Worth We design and install custom media walls throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. Our projects range from streamlined floating TV walls and fireplace features to traditional built-in entertainment centers and large architectural wall systems. Every design is adapted to the room, television size, ceiling height, storage requirements, preferred materials, and intended project scope. Areas We Serve Dallas • Fort Worth • Plano • Frisco • McKinney • Allen • Prosper • Celina • Southlake • Grapevine • Coppell • Irving • Richardson • Garland • Rockwall • Flower Mound • Lewisville • Highland Park • University Park • Colleyville |
- Project ReviewSend us photos, approximate dimensions, television size, and inspiration images. We can review the basic scope before scheduling an on-site consultation.
- Design ConsultationFor projects moving forward, we confirm measurements, assess site conditions, compare materials, and refine the media wall layout.
- Material & Finish PlanningWe help coordinate cabinetry, wood, stone, porcelain, plaster, shiplap, fireplace options, and integrated lighting.
- Professional InstallationOur team manages construction, finishing, technology integration, jobsite organization, and final cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful Project Information
The scope depends on the selected design. A media wall may include:
- Framing or a decorative TV panel
- Television mounting and concealed wiring
- Floating or floor-mounted cabinetry
- Electric fireplace integration
- Shelves, niches, or side towers
- Stone, porcelain, plaster, shiplap, or wood finishes
- Integrated LED lighting
Pricing depends on wall size, materials, cabinetry, fireplace selection, lighting, electrical requirements, and design complexity.
Streamlined modern media walls may begin around $5,000, while larger custom systems with extensive cabinetry, stone, porcelain, fireplaces, shelving, and lighting can reach $25,000 or more.
We review the wall photos, dimensions, and inspiration images before providing a preliminary estimate.
Streamlined modern media walls may begin around $5,000, while larger custom systems with extensive cabinetry, stone, porcelain, fireplaces, shelving, and lighting can reach $25,000 or more.
We review the wall photos, dimensions, and inspiration images before providing a preliminary estimate.
Yes. A media wall can be designed around the television alone and may include a floating panel, concealed wiring, base cabinetry, shelves, decorative finishes, or lighting.
A non-fireplace wall is often a practical choice for compact rooms or more streamlined project scopes.
A non-fireplace wall is often a practical choice for compact rooms or more streamlined project scopes.
The fireplace may be included in the project proposal or supplied by the homeowner, depending on the selected model and project arrangement.
We review the fireplace dimensions, installation method, clearances, and relationship to the television before construction begins.
We review the fireplace dimensions, installation method, clearances, and relationship to the television before construction begins.
Yes. Television mounting and concealed cable management can be incorporated into the project scope.
We plan for:
We plan for:
- Power access
- HDMI and data cables
- Soundbar connections
- Equipment placement
- Future access where practical
Yes. A soundbar can be mounted below the television, placed in a dedicated niche, or integrated into the cabinetry.
The layout should account for ventilation, remote access, cable routing, and the relationship between the television, mantel, and fireplace.
The layout should account for ventilation, remote access, cable routing, and the relationship between the television, mantel, and fireplace.
Yes. We design classic American built-in entertainment centers with painted cabinetry, lower storage, open shelving, crown molding, architectural trim, and furniture-quality finishes.
We also create more contemporary systems using natural wood, laminated panels, slab doors, floating cabinets, and asymmetrical shelving.
We also create more contemporary systems using natural wood, laminated panels, slab doors, floating cabinets, and asymmetrical shelving.
Yes. Tall and double-height media walls can incorporate full-height stone, wood slats, porcelain, paneling, cabinetry, and vertical lighting.
These projects require additional planning for scale, installation access, and equipment.
These projects require additional planning for scale, installation access, and equipment.
A streamlined media wall may take several working days. Projects involving cabinetry, fireplaces, stone, plaster, porcelain, electrical work, or multiple finishes may require more time.
The anticipated installation schedule is outlined in the proposal.
The anticipated installation schedule is outlined in the proposal.
The most useful information includes:
- A clear photo of the entire wall
- Additional photos showing the room
- Approximate wall width and ceiling height
- Television size
- Project ZIP code
- Inspiration images
- Fireplace preference
- Storage and shelving requirements
- Preferred materials or colors
Yes. You do not need to have every material or detail selected before contacting us.
We can help compare practical directions based on the room, preferred style, functional needs, and intended level of investment.
We can help compare practical directions based on the room, preferred style, functional needs, and intended level of investment.
We serve Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Southlake, Grapevine, Coppell, Irving, Richardson, Garland, Rockwall, Flower Mound, Lewisville, Highland Park, University Park, Colleyville, and surrounding DFW communities.
Custom Media Walls Designed for Dallas Homes
From Simple TV Walls to Fully Custom Entertainment Systems
A custom media wall can be a streamlined improvement or a complete architectural transformation. The right approach depends on the room, television size, storage needs, preferred style, materials, and level of investment.
We design media walls for homeowners throughout Dallas–Fort Worth, ranging from practical floating TV panels to fireplace features, traditional built-ins, and large multi-material systems.
We design media walls for homeowners throughout Dallas–Fort Worth, ranging from practical floating TV panels to fireplace features, traditional built-ins, and large multi-material systems.