A Living Room That Becomes a Cinema

Some of the most enjoyable cinema spaces are also the rooms used every day. A comfortable living room can host morning television, music while friends visit and a much larger film experience after dark. The design is about giving that room both identities.

Decide what should disappear

A concealed projection screen, carefully positioned television and discreet speakers can keep the interior as the focus when the system is off. We coordinate the equipment with the seating, joinery and ceiling so its movement and service access are designed in from the start.

An architectural speaker or a fabric-covered wall may suit one room; invisible speakers may suit another. We choose the approach around the sound and the finish you want.

Give the room a viewing scene

Lighting and shading help the space change character. A film scene can lower the screen, select the source and bring the room to a comfortable viewing level through the agreed control system. Everyday scenes still keep the room useful for reading and conversation.

Plan sound for the family seating

We look at where people actually sit, then design the speaker layout and bass response for that area. The completed room is measured and listened to during commissioning so dialogue, music and effects work together.

When a dedicated cinema suits you better

If films are the room’s main purpose, a dedicated cinema gives more freedom over seating, light and acoustic treatment. Our cinema and media-room comparison helps you explore that choice.

Tell us how you want the room to work through the day. We can help turn it into an everyday space with an evening worth looking forward to.

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