Made-to-measure media walls, fitted TV units and living room storage designed around your room, technology and interior. Designed, manufactured and professionally installed by Bravo London.
A truly bespoke media wall is far more than a false wall with a television mounted on it. It is a carefully designed piece of fitted furniture, made to suit the exact proportions of a particular room and built around the way that space is used.
At Bravo London, every design begins with the practical details. We consider the size of the current television, whether a larger screen may be fitted in the future, where the soundbar and speakers should sit, and how existing sockets and data points can be incorporated. We also look at the amount of hidden storage required, whether books, vinyl records or gaming equipment need a dedicated place, and how the colours and materials should complement the surrounding furniture, curtains and décor.
From there, the concept is developed into a precise cabinet drawing, not simply a collection of inspirational images. Cable routes, ventilation, access panels and lighting components are planned before anything is manufactured. The result is a media wall that feels clean, balanced and effortless, with every technical detail discreetly integrated rather than added as an afterthought.
Six recurring media wall configurations, each shaped by the room proportions, television size and how much storage the household actually needs.
Wall-to-wall cabinetry that keeps the television as the focus, with closed base cupboards for equipment and accessories. Suits families and shared living rooms where everyday clutter needs to disappear at the end of the evening.
A linear electric fire built in below or beside the television, framed by symmetrical cabinetry. Adds warmth and a natural focal point in rooms without a working chimney, while keeping cables, remotes and equipment out of sight.
A wall-mounted cabinet with drawers below the television, leaving floor space visible. Well suited to smaller London living rooms and period properties where a full-height wall would feel heavy against original cornicing and skirting.
Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry using every centimetre of the wall — closed cupboards, book storage, display niches and integrated lighting combined into one composition. A strong choice for open-plan living areas that lack built-in storage.
Open shelves and recessed niches with warm LED lighting, designed for books, ceramics and personal pieces alongside the television. Balances the visual weight of the screen with material and light.
Designed around a soundbar or full AV setup, with ventilated equipment cupboards, discrete speaker positions and cable routing to a subwoofer location. Coordinated with your AV specialist where required.
A media wall earns its place when it puts something away. Alongside the television, the cabinet can combine push-to-open base cupboards, soft-close drawers, ventilated equipment cabinets, book storage, closed toy storage, record and speaker storage, remote-control drawers and adjustable shelves for a soundbar or games console.
The mix is chosen room by room. Households with young children usually need generous closed base cupboards for toys and craft materials. Book collectors ask for full-height shelving with a small display element. Record collectors need heavier construction and 320 mm interior depth. In every case the objective is the same: everyday items stay accessible, but cables, boxes and equipment do not dominate the room.
Where the composition allows, we combine open display niches with closed cabinetry so the wall reads as furniture rather than storage — and floor-to-ceiling or asymmetric layouts are used when they suit the room proportions.
The technical detail is decided before the cabinet is drawn — not after installation, when it is far more expensive to solve.
The finish is chosen against the room, not from a catalogue in isolation. Painted MDF in any specified colour, matt and satin lacquers, wood-effect surfaces, real timber veneers, timber slat detailing, stone-effect panels and glass or mirrored elements are all design possibilities, subject to the technical brief.
Handleless cabinetry and push-to-open fronts keep the composition quiet. Integrated LED lighting, contrasting cabinet interiors and open display shelves add depth. Where natural stone or solid timber is proposed we confirm suitability, weight loading and cost during the design stage rather than at the point of manufacture.
London living rooms rarely favour off-the-shelf furniture. Victorian terraces have chimney breasts and shallow alcoves. Purpose-built flats have narrow proportions and party walls. New-build apartments have limited storage and open-plan zones that need a single anchoring piece rather than several small units.
A made-to-measure media wall uses the full width and height of the available wall efficiently. Cabinets scribe tightly to uneven plaster; awkward corners and low or unusually high ceilings are absorbed into the composition; and one cohesive piece of furniture replaces the collection of TV stands, shelving units and cupboards that would otherwise fill the same footprint less tidily.
We regularly design around period cornicing, cast-iron radiators, existing skirting profiles and shared family use — where the wall needs to look considered from the sofa, and hardworking behind closed doors.
| Design | Best suited to | Storage level | Visual character | Possible features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Floating TV unit | Smaller rooms, period properties | Low–medium | Light, discreet | Push-to-open drawers, cable channel |
| Full-height media wall | Open-plan living areas | High | Architectural, calm | Closed cupboards, book storage, LED niches |
| Fireplace media wall | Rooms without a working chimney | Medium–high | Warm, focal | Linear electric fire, symmetrical cabinets |
| Shelving-led media wall | Book collectors, display pieces | Medium | Editorial, layered | Open shelves, illuminated niches, base drawers |
| Minimalist panelled TV wall | Contemporary interiors | Low | Quiet, monolithic | Slatted or panelled feature, hidden storage |
| Wall-to-wall fitted cabinetry | Family and shared spaces | Very high | Considered, resolved | Toy, equipment and book storage combined |
Every cabinet is drawn to the specific wall, ceiling height and adjacent features.
A detailed survey after the design visit — nothing is cut before the room is checked.
Cabinets are built individually rather than assembled from off-the-shelf carcasses.
Cabinet colour and material chosen against sofa, flooring and wider scheme.
Cable routes, ventilation and access panels resolved at the design stage.
Manufactured in our workshop in NW10, close to the projects we install.
Fitted by our own installers, with site protection and a tidy handover.
Backed by clear guarantee terms confirmed in the project proposal.
Share the room dimensions, TV size and photographs. We confirm feasibility and next steps within one working day.
A designer visits your home, reviews the room, discusses storage needs, finishes and equipment, and takes preliminary measurements.
A detailed site survey — walls, sockets, ceiling heights and equipment — informs the cabinet drawings and cable planning.
You review the proposed layout, finishes and material samples, and sign off the final drawings and itemised quotation.
Your cabinet is built in our London workshop to the approved drawings, with QC checks before delivery.
Our installers fit, adjust and finish on site, walk you through the finished wall and complete the guarantee paperwork.
A selection of recent installations across London — additional project photography and case studies are added regularly.
We do not publish a starting price because a genuine made-to-measure quotation depends on more than a headline number. The proposal reflects the overall width and height of the wall, the number of cupboards and drawers, the quantity of open shelving, the finish specification, integrated lighting, whether an electric fire or decorative panels are included, site conditions, AV access requirements and installation complexity.
After the free design visit and site measurement we prepare a project-specific, itemised proposal so it is clear where the cost sits and what can be adjusted.
Request a Media Wall Design VisitBravo London designs and installs across Greater London and selected surrounding areas from our workshop in NW10 — including central, north, west, south-west and east London boroughs, with coverage confirmed at enquiry for projects further afield.
See the full list of areas covered on our areas we cover page.
Arrange a free design visit to discuss the wall, television, storage requirements, preferred finishes and technical details. Bravo London will measure the space and prepare a made-to-measure proposal for your home.