ROOMS & SPACES · COMPLETED WORK

Explore Custom Wall Projects by Room & Space

See how custom accent walls, fireplace TV walls, media walls & built-ins respond to the room around them.

A living room, bedroom, dining area, staircase, or open space brings different proportions, sight lines, circulation, furniture, lighting, and functional needs. Browse completed work by room to compare ideas in a context closer to your own home.

Explore Rooms & Spaces

START WITH YOUR SPACE

Begin With the Room You Want to Change

Room context often makes scale, layout, storage, lighting, and focal points easier to compare than a service name alone.

Choose a room or space below, or open the full Projects collection if you already know the type of wall you want.

WHY BROWSE BY ROOM

The Same Service Can Feel Completely Different From One Room to the Next

A fireplace TV wall in a living room solves different visual and functional questions than an accent wall in a bedroom or a feature wall along a staircase.

Room size, ceiling height, openings, furniture placement, viewing angles, lighting, storage needs, and adjacent finishes all influence the direction. This page helps you start with those real conditions.

COMPLETED WORK

Completed Work Across Different Rooms & Spaces

Compare how proportion, layout, materials, lighting, storage, and focal points change from one room to another.

Open any completed Project for the full room, service, location, scope, and finish details—or continue through a room above to stay focused on one type of space.

Custom Fireplace TV Walls · Mount Dora

Mount Dora Custom Fireplace TV Wall

Charcoal side alcoves and dark floating shelves frame a gray-and-white natural-stone center in this Mount Dora living room, with a mounted TV, linear electric fireplace, and symmetrical custom storage.

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Custom Fireplace TV Walls · Winter Springs

Winter Springs Custom Fireplace TV Wall

Stone-backed display niches and a recessed TV center turn a formerly furniture-based wall in Winter Springs into a full-height illuminated built-in with an electric fireplace and concealed storage.

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Custom Fireplace TV Walls · Winter Park

Winter Park Custom Fireplace Wall

A window-centered fireplace restoration in Winter Park replaces dated trim and built-ins with light natural stone, warm-ivory millwork, a rebuilt sill, and a cleaner media zone beside it.

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Custom Fireplace TV Walls · St. Cloud

St. Cloud Custom Fireplace TV Wall

A full-height stone-look fireplace center and six softly illuminated display bays now organize this St. Cloud living room, with a linear electric fireplace, custom wood storage, and a coordinated warm-neutral palette.

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EXPLORE BY LOCATION

See Completed Work by Location

Move from room context into the cities and areas represented by published completed Projects.

Every location below is backed by real completed work. Open a Location Hub to compare the projects completed there and the three available launch services.

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MORE COMPLETED WORK

See the Full Project Portfolio

Rooms & Spaces is one way to explore the work. The complete Projects collection lets you continue by service and open every published case study.

Use the room view when space and layout are your starting point, or switch to Projects when you want to compare the broader range of completed work.

ROOM CONTEXT MATTERS

A Strong Wall Design Starts With More Than the Wall

The room around it determines how the feature is seen, used, and balanced.

Ceiling height, circulation, furniture, natural light, existing trim, television or fireplace placement, storage, and adjacent finishes can all change the right solution.

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Start with the proportions, openings, circulation, furniture, focal points, and features already shaping the space.

A wall can look completely different depending on ceiling height, viewing distance, adjacent finishes, and whether the room needs a television, fireplace, storage, shelving, lighting, or simply a stronger architectural focal point.

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Read the Room First

Start with the proportions, openings, circulation, furniture, focal points, and features already shaping the space.

A wall can look completely different depending on ceiling height, viewing distance, adjacent finishes, and whether the room needs a television, fireplace, storage, shelving, lighting, or simply a stronger architectural focal point.

READY TO PLAN YOUR ROOM?

Tell Us Which Room You Want to Change

A finished design is not required to begin.

Send clear room and wall photos, approximate dimensions, ceiling height, your city, and the features you are considering. We can connect the room, service, and project scope from there.