Projector screen border need help!
13 years ago
I will be putting in a 113" projector screen into my new man cave that is being built but one of the things I can't seem to decide on is what to put around the screen itself. I have thought of bookshelves and other storage ideas but it doesn't give a very good feel when I render it. I want a richer, more traditional look and I was thinking of maybe doing some sort of stone or veneer.
My basement will also be somewhat FSU Seminole themed so I was thinking of doing something related to Doak Campbell Stadium around it, similar brick and styling or even FSU Campus styles, like these links below:
My basement will also be somewhat FSU Seminole themed so I was thinking of doing something related to Doak Campbell Stadium around it, similar brick and styling or even FSU Campus styles, like these links below:
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