[ Showcase 2 ]

Hidden in the hills above a quiet California town will be this elaborate but tasteful home theater with lush fabric and textures, designed to recreate the Mediterranean opulence of the 1920's. The style of the theater incorporates graceful elements of the existing residence. Architectural details were masterfully transformed and translated into a more theatrical language while preserving the spirit of the house. The barrel vault ceiling adds a very special picture palace quality to the space. This decorative feature presented a challenge to our design team that was overcome by utilizing an acoustically transparent frame and fabric ceiling design. Careful acoustical analysis hides bass absorbers and speakers behind its custom-dyed fabric surface.

Customer Goals:
To emulate a commercial theater. All equipment must be hidden: speakers behind screen, speakers behind panels, equipment in room behind drapes. All equipment and lighting accessed from a single customized remote control.

How we implemented:
Provided prewire and consultation with all subcontractors, including electrician and HVAC. Coordinate with AI with design and placement of components. Designed sound-proof enclosure for projector.

What products:
- 19 foot 4-way masking perforated screen that adjusts for all aspect ratios.
- Middle Atlantic access racks.
- Crestron touch screen and automation
- Lutron lighting and automation
- BPX drapery controls
- Runco projector
- Wireless Microphones for karaoke.
- Video/data ports for PowerPoint presentations and computer games. Integrations of all video feeds (DSS, antenna, cable, DVD, etc.)

Also provided multi-room audio and video system systems in the Gym (wall mounted plasma) and meditation room. Access to multi-room system from pool cabana room with Crestron touch panel. Customer can turn on/off system from outside cabana without having to go upstairs were system is located.

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