Media Wall Worxby Kloset Worx · mediawallworx.com
Journal · Updated October 29, 2026
The Media Wall Worx journal.
Notes from the Kloset Worx studio on designing and building media walls in New York.
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October 29, 2026How high should the TV be on a media wall?The right TV height for a built-in media wall in a New York living room: eye level, viewing distance, console height and the mistakes that strain your neck.Read →October 29, 2026Media wall ideas for small NYC living roomsSpace-saving media wall ideas for small New York apartments and studios: shallow consoles, wall-mounted panels, hidden storage and layouts that make the room feel larger.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls for prewar living roomsHow to build a media wall in a prewar Manhattan or Brooklyn apartment around radiators, moldings, uneven plaster and old wiring, without losing the room's character.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls in Williamsburg and Greenpoint loftsHow to build a media wall in a Williamsburg or Greenpoint loft: brick walls, steel windows, open plans, sound, and freestanding media walls that divide a room.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls for Upper East Side co-opsDesigning a built-in media wall in an Upper East Side prewar co-op, from Carnegie Hill to Lenox Hill and Yorkville: moldings, radiators, board approval and finishes that suit the building.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls for Staten Island homesMedia wall ideas for Staten Island houses, from St. George and Todt Hill to Great Kills and Tottenville: family rooms, fireplaces, basements and storage.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls in Riverdale and the BronxBuilt-in media walls for Bronx homes, from Riverdale and Spuyten Duyvil co-ops with Hudson views to houses in Pelham Bay, Morris Park and Throgs Neck.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls for Long Island City and Astoria apartmentsMedia wall ideas for Long Island City towers and Astoria apartments: skyline windows, glare, drywall walls, condo rules and compact layouts.Read →October 29, 2026Media walls with a fireplace in NYC apartmentsHow to combine a TV and a fireplace on one built-in wall in a New York apartment, which fireplace types buildings usually allow, and how to keep the TV at a comfortable height.Read →October 29, 2026Walnut, oak or paint: choosing a media wall finishHow the three most popular media wall finishes look, age and live with a TV, and how to decide which one belongs in your room.Read →October 29, 2026How to hide every cable on a media wallWhere the wires go on a built-in TV wall: in-wall power, a pull tube to the console, a recessed box behind the screen, and space for the equipment to breathe.Read →October 29, 2026Floating console or full-height media wall?Should you build a floating TV console or a full-height media wall in your New York apartment? Cost, storage, impact and which rooms suit each.Read →
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