A feature wall is a small construction project on its own: framing for depth, concealed wiring and blocking, a chosen surface — stone, porcelain slab, plaster or millwork — and lighting that reveals texture.
Because we handle both construction and finishing, the wall is engineered and detailed as one assembly.
Typical applications
- —Living room media walls
- —Fireplace and electric fireplace surrounds
- —Bedroom headboard walls
- —Lobby and reception feature walls
- —Fluted or slatted wall systems
Materials & techniques
- —Steel or wood framing with blocking
- —Natural stone and large-format porcelain slabs
- —Decorative plasters and microcement
- —Wood veneer and fluted panels
- —LED strips, channels and drivers
Project process
- 1Consultation and site visit to understand scope, conditions and goals.
- 2Measurements, documentation of existing conditions and scope definition.
- 3Written estimate with line-item scope, exclusions and assumptions.
- 4Scheduling, material selection and procurement.
- 5Execution with protected work areas and regular progress updates.
- 6Final walkthrough, punch list and close-out.
Factors affecting cost
- —Wall dimensions and depth
- —Surface material (slab, plaster, millwork)
- —Integrated lighting and fireplace units
- —Concealed cabling and electrical work
- —Floating shelves or cabinetry
Frequently asked questions
Can you hide all the wires?+
Yes, when the wall is built out, conduit and boxes can be planned for TV, sound and devices. Electrical work is performed per applicable requirements.
Stone or porcelain slab?+
Both work well. See our comparison guide for weight, appearance and installation differences.