Custom Entertainment Centers & Wall Units
Custom media walls · Designed in Laguna Beach
Custom entertainment centers, built around the room.
Transform a blank wall into integrated architecture with media cabinetry, display shelving, concealed storage, lighting, fireplaces, and finishes selected for your interior.
Furniture becomes architecture
A cleaner media wall starts with better planning.
Modern Studio designs custom entertainment centers and wall units around the television, equipment, circulation, storage needs, and visual rhythm of the space. The result feels intentional from every angle—whether the goal is a quiet floating console or a complete floor-to-ceiling composition.
Floating Media Walls
Low-profile cabinetry, concealed wiring, and clean horizontal lines keep technology visually restrained.
Full Wall Compositions
Open display, closed storage, shelving, and lighting are balanced as one continuous elevation.
Fireplace & Lighting Integration
Media, linear fireplaces, LED illumination, and feature materials can be coordinated into one refined focal wall.
Selected installations
Designed to belong to the space.
Every composition responds differently to ceiling height, wall width, equipment, viewing distance, storage, and the materials already present in the room.
The Modern Studio process
From wall dimensions to a finished composition.
Share the Room
Send wall dimensions, photographs, inspiration, equipment needs, and any architectural constraints.
Define the Function
We clarify display, hidden storage, media ventilation, wiring, lighting, fireplace, and access requirements.
Refine the Design
Proportions, finishes, materials, and visual weight are reviewed as one coordinated composition.
Plan Delivery
Final details, site readiness, access, delivery, and installation requirements are confirmed before completion.
What to consider
The details that make a wall unit work.
A successful custom entertainment center is more than attractive cabinetry. Clearances, cable paths, ventilation, viewing height, speaker placement, outlet locations, and future equipment access should be resolved early.
Prefer a freestanding solution? Explore BDI media consoles →Planning questions
Before you begin.
What information should I send first?
Start with the wall width and height, a few straight-on room photos, television size, equipment list, storage goals, and any images that capture the look you prefer.
Can lighting and a fireplace be integrated?
Yes. Linear fireplaces, display lighting, under-cabinet illumination, and architectural lighting can be considered when site conditions and applicable installation requirements allow.
How do you handle cables and media components?
The design should account for cable routes, outlet locations, component dimensions, airflow, remote access, speaker placement, and future service access before cabinetry is finalized.
Can Modern Studio help with finishes and proportions?
Yes. Our team can help compare materials, colors, visual weight, television placement, and the relationship between the wall unit and the rest of the room.
Begin with the wall
