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Home Theatre with Recliners and Projection Screen
About Home Theatre Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
There is a row of four tan leather recliners with padded headrests and cup holders, set on a slightly raised platform. Everyone gets a clear view of the screen and can lean back and relax through a film.
It uses a ceiling-mounted projector throwing onto a large fixed screen on the front wall, with an AV console and subwoofer below. That gives a proper big-screen feel rather than a regular TV.
The dark suede-look panels are there to soak up sound and stop echo, so dialogue stays clear and the bass feels tight. They also give the room a cosy, cinema-like darkness.
Yes, the deep wall panels and soft carpet keep light and reflections down, so it stays dim and comfortable for watching even during the day. Just the strip lighting keeps you from tripping.
Often, yes. A modest spare room can take two or three recliners, wall panels and a projector. Share your room size and the designer can plan the seating rows and screen to suit.