CAS AURUM

Custom Media Walls & TV Wall Units

Custom media walls, built-in TV wall units, entertainment centers, storage, lighting and wall panels designed for your living room.

Custom TV wall panels with integrated wood, stone surfaces and floating media furniture. — TV wall panels with integrated wood, stone surfaces and floating media furniture.

Service

Planned around the room

A custom media wall brings the TV, storage, shelving, fireplace, lighting and materials into one planned feature. CAS AURUM starts with photos of your room, then develops a design concept before drawings, production or installation review.

Direct answers

Custom media walls, answered directly

What is a custom media wall?

A custom media wall combines TV placement, wall panels, storage, floating cabinetry, wiring zones and lighting into one architectural feature.

What should be planned first?

Screen size, viewing distance, wall dimensions, outlet locations, equipment needs, storage and the desired material palette should be clarified before design.

What makes it custom?

Exact proportions, premium surfaces, concealed details, refined lighting and a quiet material composition make the wall feel built for the room.

Commercial project guide

Custom Media Walls for Real Rooms

A media wall should resolve TV placement, storage, wiring, lighting and the main wall composition before finish selections are locked.

What This Is

A custom media wall combines TV placement, architectural panels, floating or floor-based cabinetry, display shelving, storage, wiring routes and lighting into one planned wall.

Who It Is For

Homeowners can start with photos, goals and a rough budget direction. Interior designers, custom home builders and general contractors can send drawings, elevations, finish notes, field measurements and installation constraints for a more technical review.

Common Project Types

TV feature walls
Fireplace media walls
Storage-integrated media walls
LED backlit walls
Slat wall media panels
Media walls with hidden equipment storage

Materials & Finishes

Relevant material directions may include European oak, American walnut, rift white oak, natural veneers, painted MDF, premium MDF cores, fluted profiles, stone-look surfaces where appropriate and durable finishes selected for daily use.

Smart Integration

Where technology is part of the scope, hidden TV wiring, LED lighting, AV routing, ventilation, access panels, equipment zones and smart-home-ready coordination should be planned before fabrication.

Design Process

The typical path moves from room photos and project goals to a Design Concept, measurements, material selection, engineering review, production planning and installation coordination when the scope is approved.

What Affects Budget

Budget is affected by wall size, TV size, cabinetry, veneer or painted finish level, LED lighting, AV equipment access, fireplace conditions, wall structure and installation complexity.

Typical Timeline

Timing is stage based: concept direction first, then measurements, engineering, production planning and installation coordination. Exact timing depends on decisions, site access, material lead times and technical complexity.

Atlanta & North Georgia

Atlanta, Buckhead, Alpharetta, Milton, Roswell, Marietta and Sandy Springs homes often need media walls planned around existing outlets, fireplaces, strong daylight, family storage and local installer coordination.

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Materials & Craftsmanship

Thoughtful Materials for Long-Term Living

CAS AURUM plans TV walls, media walls, architectural wall panels, custom furniture, custom kitchens, built-ins, fireplaces, shelving systems around material behavior, architectural precision and warm natural surfaces. In North Atlanta, useful material planning must account for humidity, dimensional stability, substrate selection, veneer balancing, grain direction and fabrication quality. The goal is timeless design over disposable trends: durable surfaces, responsible material selection, low-waste planning where accurate and custom work that still feels relevant years later.

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Stability before finish

Premium MDF cores, balanced veneers and appropriate substrates help reduce movement and keep painted, veneered or panelized surfaces more stable over time.

Grain and veneer planning

Veneer matching, flitch matching and grain direction planning make oak, walnut and natural veneers feel intentional across doors, panels and built-ins.

Durability for daily life

Material selection should balance refined appearance with cleaning, touch points, sunlight, humidity and the way real families use kitchens, closets, media walls and storage.

Sustainable Design Thinking

Eco-Conscious Interior Solutions

Eco-conscious custom interiors begin with thoughtful planning: selecting appropriate materials, reducing avoidable waste through clearer dimensions, designing durable pieces that do not need frequent replacement and choosing natural wood textures where they fit the room. CAS AURUM does not claim certifications unless they are verified for a specific product or supplier.

Nature-Inspired Living

Spaces Inspired by Nature

CAS AURUM can design millwork that supports natural light, wood texture, outdoor views and calmer daily living. Plant-friendly shelving, window-integrated storage, patio-adjacent cabinetry, sunroom storage and warm organic finishes help create spaces people enjoy living in. Live plant installation, irrigation and landscaping remain coordinated with the appropriate professionals when needed.

Technology-Ready Millwork

Smart Technology, Quietly Integrated

The strongest media walls, TV wall panels, fireplace walls, built-ins and cabinetry let technology disappear into the architecture. CAS AURUM can plan hidden LED lighting, media wall wiring, AV integration, ventilation planning, hidden equipment zones and access panels so the finished surface remains calm and architectural.

Start With a Design Concept

Clarity before fabrication

A Design Concept is the lower-risk entry point: it turns photos, goals, color and texture preferences, and rough dimensions into a visual decision tool, budget-planning reference and next-step scope before fabrication or installation decisions are made.

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Plan This Project with CAS AURUM

Upload a straight-on wall photo, TV size and approximate dimensions to begin planning your custom media wall.

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Project fit

Why a custom media wall is a practical first project

A media wall is often the most visible wall in a living room. The right design can hide visual clutter, frame the screen, add storage and make the room feel deliberately planned.

Best-fit project types

TV walls for living rooms and lounges
Floating consoles, display shelves and hidden storage
Integrated LED lighting, cable paths and equipment zones
Wood, stone-look, fluted, slat and lacquer finishes

What to send before a concept

Room photos, plans or rough measurements
City or ZIP code and property type
Target service: panels, furniture, built-ins, closets, kitchen or millwork
Material references, inspiration images and preferred collection direction
Budget range, timeline and decision-maker context

Process

From room photos to a custom interior plan

Wall photo and screen size

Start with a straight-on wall photo, ceiling height, TV size, outlet locations and any fireplace or speaker constraints.

Composition and storage

Cabinetry, open shelves, display niches and closed storage are arranged around viewing height and room proportions.

Technology planning

Concealed wiring, AV routing, LED lighting, ventilation and access panels are reviewed before the wall is detailed.

Materials and drawings

Wood veneer, fluted panels, stone-look surfaces, hardware and finish direction are translated into a build-ready package.

Production and installation

Delivery, wall conditions, mounting points and final adjustment needs are coordinated before fabrication moves forward.

Custom walk-in closet with walnut millwork, custom wardrobes and integrated lighting. — walk-in closet with walnut millwork, custom wardrobes and integrated lighting.

Premium walnut, brass, stone, leather and fabric materials for custom interiors. — walnut, brass, stone, leather and fabric materials for custom interiors.

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Completed Work

Related completed projects

Completed project images are shown here to connect room planning with real custom work, materials and site-built details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CAS AURUM build custom media walls?

Yes. Media walls can include TV units, floating consoles, hidden storage, shelves, cable zones, lighting and wall panels.

Can a fireplace be included?

Yes. Fireplace media walls are reviewed around safety, clearances, materials, dimensions and equipment needs.

What should I upload?

Room photos, wall dimensions, TV size, outlet locations, inspiration images and any measurements or sketches you have.

Can I start with a concept only?

Yes. A Design Concept gives direction and a budget range before a build package or quote.

Can TV wiring and AV equipment be hidden?

Yes. Wiring paths, AV routing, ventilation, access panels and equipment zones should be planned before wall panels or cabinetry are finalized.

What materials work well for media walls?

Walnut, rift white oak, European oak, natural veneers, painted MDF, fluted panels, stone-look surfaces and durable finishes can work when the wall proportions are clear.

Do you work with designers or builders on media walls?

Yes. Designers, builders and contractors can submit drawings, wall dimensions, finish notes, AV requirements and site constraints.

Start with clarity

Begin with a design concept or request a full project review

A fixed-price concept is the low-risk way to test visual direction, colors, textures and approximate scope before custom fabrication or installation is reviewed.

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