Create Your Media Wall

In many modern interiors, the television is the dominant presence, yet it often lacks a natural place in the visual hierarchy. A media wall framed with vertical slatted panels transforms this by turning what may have looked like an isolated screen into a new sculptural focal point.

Media wall panels offer far more than aesthetic refinement. They introduce the crafted presence of bespoke joinery, adding depth through the rhythm of vertical lines and the natural beauty of timber grain. These panels also carry a subtle acoustic softness that is often overlooked. The spacing of the slats helps soften sound, and the felt backing on each panel adds a quiet acoustic cushion that keeps the room feeling composed and immersive throughout the day.

The tone of your wall panels often shapes how the room looks and how it feels throughout the day, with the most effective finishes being those that reflect the atmosphere you want to create rather than simply mirroring your furniture.

We also stock a beautiful shade of Chestnut, which sits gracefully between the brightness of natural oak and the visual weight of dark wood. Its honeyed warmth blends easily with traditional paint colours and mid-century furniture, adding a classic note to more curated interiors. It feels welcoming and is perfect for those seeking warmth with a softer contrast.

Once you have chosen the tone of your panels, the next step is shaping how they inhabit the wall. The overall structure, the panel sizes you choose and the way they are arranged will guide the visual rhythm of the room and set the tone for the surrounding elements.

In expansive or open-plan spaces, a full-width installation from floor to ceiling creates scale and cohesion across the entire surface. Taller formats like our 60×240cm panels work particularly well here, giving the wall a strong vertical presence that draws the eye upward, especially when extended behind shelving or cabinetry. The continuous texture across the width connects every element visually. This approach transforms the wall into a single architectural statement, though combinations of shorter panels can achieve similar coverage depending on your ceiling height and preferred layout.

In smaller rooms or more intimate layouts, a centred design focused around the screen can feel equally captivating. A compact arrangement using shorter panels, such as the 60×60cm and 60×120cm formats, is ideal for framing just the television and media unit to create a contained focal point which leaves generous space for details like artwork, open shelving or soft furnishings. This style is flexible and works well in spaces that benefit from visual breathing room or a layered mix of textures.

The scale of the panels affects how the wall reads. A single panel size across the layout creates consistency and calm, while mixing lengths adds depth and a more architectural feel. 

With the composition in place, the final details shape the atmosphere. Floating shelves add dimension and display space, while subtle LED back lighting brings warmth and draws out the grain's richness, particularly in darker finishes. A media unit can also ground the screen and offer storage, giving the wall a finished look. When the tones of these elements echo the panel colour, the wall feels complete.

The floor beneath your media wall matters. When the timber tone of your flooring complements the panels, the space feels seamless, connecting vertical and horizontal surfaces into one cohesive look. This pairing creates gentle visual flow and helps the room feel calm and resolved.

Pairing your media wall panels with our Luxury Vinyl Tile range brings this connection naturally. Explore our LVT options to find a tone that echoes your panels and completes the design.