Start with the elevation
We set the screen position, viewing height, cabinet depth and wall proportions before choosing panels or stone effect finishes. This prevents the TV from appearing as an afterthought in the joinery.
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Living room TV wall and integrated joinery
The clip shows a full-height TV feature wall, fluted vertical elements, integrated cabinetry, concealed lighting and a reflective floor finish. The exact materials and room location must be confirmed from the project record before they are specified for a new client.
Project film · 11 seconds
Read the space in detail.
A short walkthrough of a contemporary TV wall with fluted panels, illuminated display niches, integrated cabinetry and stone effect finishes from the Blackstone project archive.
The film is a starting point. A new project still needs a site visit, confirmed drawings and material selection before we can advise on specification, cost or programme.
Contractor notes
What we would check on a similar brief.
Coordinate services and access
A polished TV wall still needs safe mounting, power and data routing, ventilation for equipment, and accessible points for future changes. These are resolved before cladding hides the substrate.
Control the light
The visible lighting draws a line around the feature wall and highlights the fluted detail. We select profiles, diffuser position, driver access and switching so the effect stays even without glare on the screen.
Finish to handover standard
We review panel joints, reveals, edge trims, cabinet operation and cleaning access at handover. For a similar scheme, we can provide design, fabrication, fit-out and maintenance as one scope.
Send us the location, dimensions, photographs and intended use. We will establish what can be retained, what needs new work, and which finishes are appropriate to the site before preparing the proposal.