Signature
Full media walls
Panels, stone column, floating cabinet, LED backlight and a door that disappears into the slats.
From $7,500
Custom Media Walls in Los Angeles
Walnut slat panels, black marble, a floating cabinet and warm light — designed around your room and built as one seamless wall. No visible cables. No visible door.
TV accent walls from $2,500 · Full media walls from $7,500
- Written estimate before work starts
- Free design preview from your photo
- Local Los Angeles team
One wall, completely rethought
Most living rooms are organized around a TV hanging on a plain wall. We rebuild that wall as a single piece of furniture: acoustic slat panels, a stone column, hidden storage, a projector or TV floated in light — and every cable gone.
Most popular
TV accent walls
Walnut slat or acoustic panels behind the TV, with a backlit frame and cables fully hidden.
From $2,500
Statement
Stone & marble walls
Full-height black marble with white veining, or large-format porcelain, cut and lit to order.
From $9,800
Our specialty
Whole-home accent walls
The same language beyond the TV wall: bedrooms, hallways, offices and entryways.
Priced by project — see how it works
Recent design concepts
Every project starts as a photorealistic preview made from the client’s own room photo — so what you approve is what gets built. The walls below are design concepts from current Los Angeles projects.
Light is half the wall
A warm 2700K glow behind the screen, under the cabinet and along the stone edge turns a TV wall into the room’s evening centerpiece — dimmable, and controllable from your phone or remote.
How a project runs
Four steps, no showroom visit required. Most clients approve their design from the couch.
01
Send a photo
One straight-on photo of your wall plus rough measurements. That is enough to start.
02
Approve the design
You get a free photorealistic preview of your own room, and a written estimate.
03
We build & finish
Panels, stone, cabinetry and lighting installed, cables hidden, room left clean.
04
Walkthrough
We check every line and light with you, set up remotes and controls, and hand over.
What clients say
Our first DecorWall LA projects are on the tools now
DecorWall LA is a new Los Angeles studio. Verified client reviews will be published here as each project is completed — we would rather show you real words later than polished quotes now.
Common questions
How much does a media wall cost in Los Angeles?
A walnut slat TV accent wall starts at $2,500. A full media wall — panels, stone, floating cabinet and LED lighting — starts at $7,500. A stone and marble feature wall starts at $9,800. Size, stone choice and extras like a hidden door move the number; you always get a written estimate before work starts. Full breakdown on the cost page.
How does the free design preview work?
Send a straight-on photo of the wall and rough measurements through the estimate form. We return a realistic preview of your room with the panels, stone and lighting in place, so you approve the exact look — and the price — before anything is ordered.
How long does installation take?
A single TV accent wall is usually finished in 1–2 days. A full media wall with stone and cabinetry typically takes 3–5 days on site once materials are ready. We confirm the schedule in writing before we start.
Can you really hide the cables — and a door?
Yes. Cables run inside the wall build-out, equipment lives in the floating cabinet, and a doorway inside the panel field can be skinned with matching slats so it reads as part of the wall. It still opens and closes like a normal door.
Send a photo of your room. See your wall before we build it.
The design preview is free and there is no obligation — most clients tell us it is what made the decision easy.
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Media Wall Styles
Five directions, one build standard. Every style is drawn into your own room photo first — pick the look, then we price it exactly. Not sure which fits? Start with the free preview and compare two styles side by side.
Walnut Slat TV Wall
Vertical walnut slats or acoustic panels behind the screen. Warm, architectural, and the fastest way to make a plain TV wall feel designed.
From $2,500 · Explore this style →
The Full Media Wall
Our signature build: slats, a stone column, a floating cabinet, layered LED light and a hidden door — the whole wall as one composition.
From $7,500 · Explore this style →
Stone & Marble Feature Wall
Full-height stone with the grain matched across panels. Black marble with white veining is the dramatic end of the range; porcelains soften it.
From $9,800 · Explore this style →
Fireplace Wall
A linear electric fireplace set into stone or slats, with the TV above and heat-safe clearances engineered in from the first sketch.
Priced by project · Explore this style →
Whole-Home Accent Walls
Bedrooms, hallways, home offices, entryways. One panel language carried through the house is what separates a renovation from a collection of rooms.
Priced by project · Explore this style →
Floating Cabinets
Wall-hung cabinetry that hides consoles, routers and cable boxes, with ventilation and IR-friendly fronts — available on its own or inside a full wall.
Priced by project · See materials & details →
Can’t choose? See two styles in your own room.
Send one photo and we will render the same wall two ways. Free, and genuinely useful either way.
Home / Styles / Walnut Slat TV Wall
Walnut Slat TV Accent Wall
The cleanest upgrade a TV wall can get: vertical walnut slats or acoustic felt-backed panels, a backlit screen frame, and every cable inside the wall.
What it includes
- Walnut-veneer slat panels or acoustic panels with a felt core that calms room echo
- Backlit TV frame in warm 2700K LED, dimmable
- All power and HDMI runs inside the build-out — nothing dangling
- Optional floating shelf or low cabinet under the screen
Installed in 1–2 days in most Los Angeles homes. Works with TVs and with ultra-short-throw projectors on a motorized tray.
From $2,500 installed
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The Full Media Wall
Our signature composition: slat panels, a black marble column, a floating cabinet, layered light — and a door you cannot see. Designed as one piece, built as one piece.
What it includes
- Stone or marble column with matched veining
- Walnut slat field with an optional hidden door, skinned in matching slats
- Floating cabinet with concealed, ventilated equipment storage
- Three layers of light: screen backlight, under-cabinet wash, stone edge glow
- TV mounting or a UST projector setup with a motorized slider tray
Typically 3–5 days on site once materials are in hand. This is the wall from our current flagship Los Angeles project — the previews on this page come from its design set.
From $7,500 installed
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Stone & Marble Feature Wall
Full-height stone, cut so the veining flows across the joints. The most dramatic wall we build — and the one guests ask about.
What it includes
- Natural black marble with white veining, or large-format porcelain for a lighter budget and weight
- Book-matched or flow-matched veining across panels
- Edge lighting that rakes across the stone so the grain reads at night
- Pairs with slat fields, fireplace inserts and floating cabinetry
Stone is quoted per wall after a site look — slab selection changes the price more than labor does. We show you the actual slab options before you commit.
From $9,800 installed
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Fireplace Media Wall
A linear electric fireplace set into stone or slats, TV floated above it, mantel optional. Two focal points, one wall, zero conflict.
What it includes
- Linear electric fireplace insert, sized to the wall
- Heat-clearance engineering so the TV above stays safe
- Stone, porcelain or slat surround, matched to the rest of the build
- Recessed niche or floating mantel shelf, lit from below
Electric inserts need no venting or gas line, which keeps them legal and simple in condos and apartments across Los Angeles. Priced per project after the design preview.
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Whole-Home Accent Walls
This is the DecorWall LA difference. Most installers stop at the TV wall. We carry the same panel language through the whole home, so the design reads as one idea instead of one decorated corner.
Where panels earn their keep
- Primary bedroom — a slat or upholstered headboard wall that makes the room feel finished
- Hallways — a slatted run with a hidden door to a closet, bath or laundry
- Home office — an acoustic backdrop that looks sharp on video calls and sounds better too
- Entryway — the first wall a guest sees, set in stone or slats
Whole-home work is priced per project: we walk the home (or work from photos), design each wall in the same material family, and quote the package in writing. Bundling walls into one project is almost always cheaper per wall than doing them one at a time.
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Media Wall Cost in Los Angeles
Straight starting numbers, published on purpose. Your exact price comes as a written estimate after the free design preview — and it does not drift upward mid-project.
| Project | Starting at | What drives the final price |
|---|---|---|
| TV accent wall — walnut slat / acoustic panels | $2,500 | Wall width, panel material (veneer slats vs. acoustic felt-core), backlit frame, added shelving or cabinet. |
| Full media wall — panels + stone + cabinet + LED | $7,500 | Stone selection, cabinet length, hidden door, projector setup vs. TV mount, number of light layers. |
| Stone & marble feature wall | $9,800 | Natural marble vs. large-format porcelain, wall area, veining match, edge lighting. |
| Fireplace wall | By quote | Insert size and brand, surround material, mantel and niche work. Quoted after the design preview. |
| Floating cabinet (standalone) | By quote | Length, finish, ventilation and cable routing. Often included inside a full media wall build. |
| Whole-home accent walls | By quote | Number of walls and rooms. Packaged projects price lower per wall than one-off installs. |
Starting prices are for typical Los Angeles living-room walls (up to ~14 ft wide, 9 ft ceilings) with standard materials, installed. Your written estimate is exact for your wall.
What the estimate covers
- Design preview of your actual room, before you commit
- All materials: panels, stone, cabinetry, LED systems and hardware
- Installation labor, TV mounting or projector setup
- In-wall cable runs and equipment concealment
- Wall prep and touch-up where the build-out meets existing surfaces
- Cleanup and a final walkthrough with controls set up
What it does not hide
No line-item fog. If your wall needs electrical moved, drywall repaired beyond the build-out, or a permit-triggering change, we say so in the estimate — before work starts, not on the final invoice. Change orders only happen with your written OK.
Payment is staged around milestones, never all up front. The schedule is part of the written estimate.
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Design Concepts & Projects
DecorWall LA is a new studio, so this gallery is honest about what it shows: photorealistic design concepts produced for real Los Angeles clients during the design stage. This is the exact preview a client approves before we build — finished project photography joins each wall here as installs complete.
Your room could be the next one here.
Send a photo, get the preview, decide with your eyes. Free and no obligation.
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From Photo to Finished Wall
The whole design stage happens from your couch. Here is exactly how a DecorWall LA project runs, step by step.
01
Share a photo of your room
Use the estimate form to send one straight-on photo of the wall, rough width and height, and your ZIP. Tell us the style you are drawn to — or say “show me options” and we will design two directions.
02
Agree the design — and the price
We return a photorealistic preview of your room with the wall built in, plus a written estimate with staged payments. We adjust materials, stone and lighting until it is right. Nothing is ordered before you approve both.
03
Build & finish
On site: build-out and framing, stone, panels, cabinetry, in-wall cable runs, lighting and the screen or projector. Floors and furniture are protected, and the room is left clean each day. Accent walls take 1–2 days; full media walls 3–5.
04
Walkthrough & handover
We walk the wall with you line by line: seams, stone match, door action, light scenes. Remotes and app controls are set up before we leave, and the written estimate is reconciled against the finished work.
Why the preview matters
A media wall is a big, permanent decision made from small samples — that is how people end up with the wrong stone or slats that fight the floor color. Our preview removes the guesswork: you see your sofa, your light, your wall, finished. It is also our build document, so the crew installs exactly what you approved.
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Materials & Lighting
Four material families and one lighting system do almost all of our work. Here is what each one is, and how to choose.
Walnut slat & acoustic panels
Real walnut veneer slats on a dark backing. The acoustic version carries a felt core that absorbs echo — in hard-floored LA living rooms the sound difference is obvious the first movie night. Slats also skin our hidden doors, so the door grain continues the field.
Stone & marble
Our signature is black marble with white veining, flow-matched so the grain runs through the joints. Large-format porcelain gives a similar read at lower weight and cost, and is the practical pick for very wide walls and condos with freight-elevator limits.
Floating cabinets
Wall-hung, handle-less cabinetry in matte black or matching walnut. Ventilated compartments for consoles and receivers, a shelf engineered for an ultra-short-throw projector (including motorized slider trays), and cable channels that keep the underside clean — the under-cabinet light wash only works because nothing hangs below it.
The lighting system
Three layers, all warm 2700K and dimmable: a halo behind the screen, a wash under the cabinet, and an edge glow along the stone or slat reveal. Scenes are set for movie, evening and off, controlled by remote or phone. Light temperature is matched across layers so the wall never looks patched together.
TV or projector?
Both live happily in our walls. A TV mounts flush inside a backlit frame. An ultra-short-throw projector sits on the cabinet — on a motorized tray that slides out for movie night and disappears after — throwing a 100–120″ image onto an ambient-light-rejecting screen. If you are undecided, the design preview can show your room both ways.
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Media Wall Installation Across Los Angeles
We design remotely from your photo and install across greater Los Angeles. The design preview and written estimate work the same wherever you are in the area — start with the form and we confirm scheduling for your neighborhood.
Santa Monica
Media walls and slat TV walls for condos and coastal homes.
Beverly Hills
Full media walls with natural marble and hidden doors.
Pasadena
Accent walls and fireplace walls for classic and craftsman homes.
Glendale
TV accent walls, floating cabinets and whole-home paneling.
Burbank
Media walls and home-office acoustic panel walls.
Long Beach
Slat walls, stone features and projector walls.
Manhattan Beach
Premium media walls with stone columns and layered lighting.
Marina del Rey
Condo-friendly installs, including porcelain stone alternatives.
Torrance
TV accent walls and whole-home accent packages.
West Hollywood
Design-led media walls for apartments and modern homes.
Silver Lake
Walnut slat walls and fireplace walls for hillside homes.
Studio City
Full media walls, hidden doors and floating cabinetry.
Somewhere else in greater LA? For full media wall and whole-home projects we travel further — ask in the estimate form and we will confirm.
Design preview first, drive time second.
Your free preview is made from your photo — no site visit needed to get an exact design and a written price.
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Media Wall Questions, Answered
Costs, timelines, condos, cables and hidden doors — the things Los Angeles clients ask before they book.
How much does a media wall cost?
TV accent walls start at $2,500, full media walls at $7,500, and stone & marble feature walls at $9,800. Fireplace walls, standalone cabinets and whole-home packages are quoted per project. See the cost page for what moves the price.
Is the design preview really free?
Yes. Send a photo and measurements, and we return a photorealistic preview of your room with the wall designed in, plus a written estimate. There is no obligation and no charge — it is how we quote accurately.
How long does installation take?
TV accent walls: 1–2 days. Full media walls with stone and cabinetry: 3–5 days on site once materials are ready. Whole-home packages are scheduled room by room and confirmed in writing.
Do you supply the TV or projector?
We mount and set up your equipment, and we can advise on sizing before you buy. Projector setups — including motorized slider trays and ALR screens — are part of many of our builds; equipment itself is usually purchased by the client so warranties stay in your name.
What happens to my existing cables and outlets?
Power and signal runs move inside the wall build-out. Equipment sits in the floating cabinet with ventilation, and the wall face ends up clean — no visible wires, no power bricks on the floor.
How does the hidden door work?
A standard door inside the panel field is skinned with the same slats, on concealed hinges with a flush pull. Closed, it reads as part of the wall; it opens and closes normally. It is the detail clients show their guests first.
I live in a condo. Is that a problem?
Usually not. Electric fireplace inserts need no venting, porcelain stone keeps weight down, and we work within building rules on hours, elevators and insurance paperwork. Tell us your building’s requirements in the estimate form.
Can you do walls beyond the living room?
That is our specialty — see whole-home accent walls. Bedrooms, hallways, offices and entryways in the same material family as your media wall, priced as one package.
What do payments look like?
Staged around milestones and written into the estimate — never everything up front. You approve the design and the exact price before any payment is due.
Still deciding? The preview decides it.
One photo is all it takes to see your finished wall.
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Get Your Free Design Preview
Tell us about the wall. We reply with a photorealistic preview of your room and a written estimate — free, no obligation.
What happens next
- We reply within one business day to confirm details and get your wall photo
- You receive the design preview and a written, staged-payment estimate
- We refine materials and lighting until it is exactly right
- Install is scheduled — most accent walls finish in 1–2 days
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About DecorWall LA
A Los Angeles studio built around one idea: the TV wall should be the best-designed surface in the house — and the rest of the home should match it.
Why we exist
DecorWall LA grew out of years of finish carpentry and remodeling work across Los Angeles, where the same scene kept repeating: a beautiful renovation, and in the middle of it a TV screwed to a bare wall with cables showing. We started designing the wall itself — panels, stone, light, hidden storage — and clients began asking for the same treatment in bedrooms, hallways and offices. That whole-home demand is why DecorWall LA exists as its own studio.
How we work
Design first, from your photo, so you approve the real thing instead of imagining it from samples. Written estimates with staged payments. One local team from first sketch to final walkthrough — no hand-offs, no surprises on the invoice.