The Brief
Rooms with high ceilings can be tricky to furnish. The brief was to prevent this expansive, double-height space from feeling empty, while beautifully connecting it to the architectural style of the rest of the home. We needed a design statement that could comfortably handle the grand scale of the roof apex while maintaining a warm, residential feel.
The Structure
To create that connection, we carried the black slatted ash cabinetry from the kitchen through to the lounge, cladding the entire double-height media wall. It draws the eye right up to the ceiling, transforming a standard TV wall into a dramatic architectural feature that anchors and holds the whole room together.
Imagining Something Like This?
Talk to the design team behind this media room, or start with our Look Book of recent projects. Every design is priced to your home and made to order in our own workshop in Gorey.
The Details
The custom slatted wall does an incredible job of integrating technology, allowing wires and media units to disappear entirely behind the wood. But look down at the cool terrazzo floor and you’ll find a structural glass panel looking straight into a spiral wine cellar—a brilliant, unexpected feature that adds a touch of drama to the room.
The Finished Media Room
Paired with low-slung furniture and high-end audio, the space perfectly balances its grand architectural proportions with a relaxed, intimate atmosphere. It is a striking room designed entirely around modern family life. See more of our media rooms.
Questions About This Media Room
We clad the whole double-height media wall in black slatted ash. It draws the eye to the ceiling and anchors the room.
They disappear behind the custom slatted wall.
A structural glass panel set in the terrazzo floor that looks straight down into a spiral wine cellar.
