Media Walls & Architectural Lighting
A television is a black rectangle. The wall around it is where the design happens.
Redefining Luxury. Crafting Lifestyles.
Media walls that finish a room, not dominate it
The media wall has become the most requested feature in the modern living space — and the most badly done. Floating boxes of painted MDF with a strip of colour-changing LED are everywhere, and they date on contact. We build media walls as architecture: proportioned to the room, detailed like joinery, and finished in the materials that run through the rest of our work — hand-polished Venetian plaster, microcement, stone and veneered timber.
Integrated fires, concealed soundbars and equipment, shadow-gap reveals, hidden storage, and lighting designed into the form rather than stuck onto it. The result reads as part of the building — which is why our media walls appear in rooms we’ve otherwise barely touched, and why they’re one of the most shared things we make.
Redefining Luxury. Crafting Lifestyles.
What we build
Plaster & microcement media walls
Monolithic chimney-breast forms in polished plaster or microcement, with fire and screen recessed flush — the signature Mida look.
Joinery media walls
Veneered and sprayed cabinetry walls with concealed storage, display lighting and integrated media — living-room furniture at kitchen-grade quality.
Integrated electric fires
Media-wall fires specified for genuine heat output and safe clearances around screens — designed in, not squeezed in.
Architectural LED design
Lighting that shapes the room after dark: concealed coffer and shelf lighting, plaster-in profiles with no visible fittings, and scenes tuned in the evening for how the room is actually used. Warm, dimmable, and never a colour wheel in sight — unless you ask.
Designed with the room, wired properly
Every media wall starts with a measured survey and a lighting-and-power plan: screen sightlines from the actual seating, ventilation for equipment, cabling routed invisibly, and controls kept simple. Installation is by our own joiners, finishers and electrical team under one programme — typically days on site for a standalone media wall.
Application & care
Surfaces are prepared, primed and built up in multiple hand-applied coats over several days, then burnished and sealed to suit the room — wax for living spaces, dedicated sealers for wet and working areas. Properly sealed Venetian plaster wants very little: a soft cloth, no abrasives, and it will outlast several repaints.
FAQs
How much does a bespoke media wall cost?
Joinery-based walls typically start around [£X]; plaster or microcement monolith walls with integrated fires sit between [£X] and [£X] depending on size and finish. [CLIENT TO CONFIRM BANDS.] You’ll have a fixed written price before we build anything.
Can you build a media wall without redecorating the whole room?
Yes — standalone media walls are one of our most common commissions. We protect the room, build, finish and hand over; many clients later return for the kitchen or bathroom, which tells you how the first project went.
Do you supply and fit the TV, fire and sound equipment?
We integrate them. Fires we supply and install [CONFIRM]; screens and audio we’ll either supply or design around what you own, with power, ventilation and brackets positioned exactly.
Is an LED media wall going to look dated in five years?
The colour-changing strip variety, yes. Ours are designed the way architects light buildings — warm, concealed, dimmable — which is why they age like good lighting rather than like a trend.