Fireplace type
A premium panoramic fireplace changes both material cost and the design complexity of the wall around it.
Media wall cost guide
Cost depends on more than wall size. Fireplace choice, lighting, storage, decorative finish, access and how bespoke the layout needs to be will all influence the final figure.
Interactive guide
This calculator is designed to reflect the kinds of price movements homeowners usually see when moving from a simple painted wall to a more premium build with fire, lighting, texture and storage.
What moves the price
A premium panoramic fireplace changes both material cost and the design complexity of the wall around it.
More lighting zones, trims and switching requirements usually mean more labour and coordination.
Cupboards and balanced shelving can add real value, but they also change build time and finishing scope.
Painted walls are simpler. Slatted panels and Venetian-style finishes take the design into a higher bracket.
Room access, existing electrics, flooring protection and the condition of the wall behind the build can all affect the final figure.
A cleaner, simpler layout is usually faster to build than a wider design with multiple aligned features and details.
Common cost questions
Smaller projects often start around £2,500, while medium and larger bespoke walls rise depending on fireplace choice, lighting, storage and finish specification.
Wall size, the fireplace model, premium LED zones, decorative finish level and the amount of shelving or cupboard work usually influence price the most.
You can get a useful guide figure, but a confirmed quotation needs dimensions, room photos, final feature choices and a proper design conversation.