John’s Stacked Stone TV Wall
Desert Sunrise
John updated a conference/banquet room TV wall with GenStone Desert Sunrise stacked stone. The stone runs floor to ceiling as a center column behind the screen, with a rustic wood mantel under the TV and dark slat panels on both sides.
A stacked stone TV wall is a practical way to give a blank conference/banquet room wall a finished focal... Expand full text
John updated a conference/banquet room TV wall with GenStone Desert Sunrise stacked stone. The stone runs floor to ceiling as a center column behind the screen, with a rustic wood mantel under the TV and dark slat panels on both sides.
A stacked stone TV wall is a practical way to give a blank conference/banquet room wall a finished focal point without masonry. Desert Sunrise is a beige blend with red and sand through the texture, which is why it sits cleanly against the black ceiling, the tan side walls, and the wood slats. The panels cover the column from the floor to the grid ceiling and frame the TV so the screen reads as built in.
GenStone’s panelized system installs over a flat wall with basic tools and no mortar, so a TV column this size stays a weekend-scale job instead of a masonry rebuild.
GenStone stacked stone is rated for interior accent walls, including TV walls. Cut panels around the screen and mantel, then seal the cut edges. Run power and mount hardware to the substrate before the panels go up, so the TV sits on the wall, not on the veneer.
