Fireplace Media Walls · Metro Vancouver

Balance the fireplace, screen, storage, and architecture as one feature.

A fireplace media wall needs more than a centred layout. Heat clearances, screen height, viewing comfort, cable access, ventilation, materials, and electrical requirements all influence the final composition.

Your Choice

Design it, build it, or keep both connected.

What must be planned for a fireplace media wall?

Modern living room with a large beige sofa and dark green cushions facing a mounted flat-screen TV on a wood-paneled wall unit with shelves and cabinets, a round dark wood coffee table with decorative items, and a single armchair by a floor-to-ceiling window showing a cityscape with mountains in the background.
Cozy living room with beige walls and large window showing outdoor greenery, a fireplace with a tall arched mirror above, built-in shelves and cabinets, a flat-screen TV on the right, a round stone coffee table with plants and books, a cream sofa, and cushioned armchairs arranged on a soft rug.
Modern open living space with beige sofa and throw, wooden round coffee table with plants and books, kitchen island with three stools, wood cabinetry, and built-in shelving with TV.
Modern kitchen with glossy beige tile floor, white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances including refrigerator, oven, and dishwasher, under-cabinet lighting, potted plants, and a glass door leading outside.
Modern living room with a large flat-screen TV mounted above a sleek electric fireplace set within a vertical wood panel wall, flanked by illuminated floating shelves featuring plants and decor, and a beige sectional sofa next to a window.
Modern living room with large windows, wooden floor, a wall-mounted TV above a contemporary linear fireplace, and wooden shelves with decorative items and books on either side.
Modern living room with a large wall-mounted flat-screen TV framed by marble and vertical wood slats, a built-in linear gas fireplace below, and illuminated wooden shelves to the right displaying decor items and plants, with a marble round coffee table and beige upholstered seating.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

The exact fireplace dimensions, clearances, ventilation, electrical requirements, heat direction, service access, screen height, materials, cabinetry, and cable routes should be reviewed before the design is finalized.

Start with the exact

fireplace—not a generic opening.

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The manufacturer’s dimensions, installation instructions, ventilation, clearances, electrical requirements, and access needs must be reviewed before the wall is finalized.

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Keep the feature

visually balanced.

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We use 3D visualization to review the relationship between fireplace width, screen size, wall height, cabinetry, shelves, materials, and surrounding furniture.

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Coordinate structure

and finish around verified requirements.

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The approved build scope may include the feature structure, surface materials, cabinetry, shelving, lighting provisions, cable routes, and installation coordination.

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Product requirements take priority.

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Final design and installation must follow the selected product documentation and applicable requirements. Electrical or other regulated work is completed by qualified providers where required and only when included in the scope.

Interior design and specialized build across Metro Vancouver.

Questions before you begin

Can I see the cabinetry in 3D before fabrication?
Can I start by requesting a photo estimate?
Can I use the project gallery to find work relevant to my project?
Can IKEA cabinets be combined with customized elements?
Modern living room with light hardwood floors, large windows letting in natural light, and a wall featuring built-in wooden shelves and cabinets. A flat-screen TV displaying a waterfall scene is mounted above a contemporary linear gas fireplace with warm lighting accents.

Plan a Fireplace Media Wall