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Fred Parker Company, Inc.The Game Room and Home Theater features a retractable, screen, concealed projector, coiffured ceiling, and hickory floors.
The client worked with the collaborative efforts of builders Ron and Fred Parker, architect Don Wheaton, and interior designer Robin Froesche to create this incredible home.
TATCOR Building & RemodelingHow about a media room with soft separation by stone and walnut columns, LED lighted tray ceiling with crown molding, Runco projector, 108” screen surrounded by 10’ x 9’ built-in custom walnut woodwork and stone columns including a component cabinet with slots for subwoofers?
DTV INSTALLATIONS LLCAt the top left and right of the cabinet you can see the two high-end Polk 265-LS in-wall speakers we installed for the audio system; underneath the television is the Polk Blackstone TL3 center channel speaker. They provide quality sound, perfect for a small home theater.
Susan Jay DesignElegant entry into this home theater. Tufted suede walls with gold velvet drapes, what away to start movie night!
GETECA, Office FurnitureBy Mayte Segre Architect.
Private Home cinema located in Valle Arriba Neighborhood. It was equipped by Euroseating company and Geteca.
TO LIVE WHAT YOU SEE
In it, Now you can live films and video games “through all the senses”. The THUNDERBOX audio tactile system installed, exclusively from EUROSEATING, transmits the sound signals to your seat and converts them into tactile sensations which are left right through your body.
A complex technology amplifies the inaudible sound signals and sends them to linear motors which allow film- goers to feel the signals with total precision and realism, giving them a different and hitherto unknown experience.
The THUNDERBOX system brings cinema and video-games the added attraction of living what you see. The spectators will become the main characters.
Visionary Mural Co.Trompe l'oeil mural -everything you see in this photo is fake, except for the wooden floor and the baseboard which has been painted to look like the front of a step up into a hallway:
Design concept, trompe l'oeil mural, and faux finishes for movie artifact collection in foyer, entrance hall and home movie theater.
Inspired by 1930′s movie palaces and art deco icons like the Chrysler building, McKeithan created this home theater featuring faux inlaid black and gold marble, sienna marble, and antique bronze architectural elements. Deco frames accentuate the client’s collection of autographed movie posters, photographs, and props. The walls are fauxed in a rich antique gold and red leather finish. The first photo in this series shows before and after shots of the doorway from the hall to the theater. This hallway adjoins the trompe l’oeil mural foyer.
This mural features trompe l’oeil elements painted to appear 3-D like the faux finished architecture of the adjoining hallway and theater. Everything pictured in the mural is actually painted on flat walls but made to appear to recede in space; columns, curtains, reflective marble tile floor, carpeting, doors, framed posters, doors to outside, and a life-sized Oscar statue all are trompe l'oeil.
Eccentricity of WoodYou have to acoustically treat your room.
Talk to any acoustics or audio pro and they will tell you that
diffusion is the final piece that can turn a good sounding room into a great one. A diffuser is a great way to control reflections in a room and make your room sound flatter, improves sound clarity and ambience while increasing the overall perceived space of the room.
Invest in your room sound!
It's just as important as investing in your gear, but do it the smart way. Look at this investment not only as acoustic treatment, but also as art investment.
Acoustic art treatment - people will instantly know you're serious about your home theatre or studio.
My artworks can provide excellent scattering properties, resulting in a warm, musical character to the dispersed sound.
Now, don't let that scare you, for instance Maud Lewis (1903-1970) Nova Scotia, was selling her folk art paintings at the side of the road for $3 to $5 a piece. I don't think you can find any of Maud's original artwork for less than $100,000 in today's market. I would say, that's a fun stable investment arena that more people should be talking and thinking about.
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