home theater room

interesting way to do graduated seating so that whole floor sections don't need to be elevated.

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look at the ceiling!!

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very very cool beams on the walls. wonder if we could do something a little less rustic and more to match how the upstairs living room looks with its beams and ceiling.

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kind of like this floor layout.

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very cool design

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A bit kitschy, but brings a little more flavor to an otherwise bland space. Like the idea of "stars" in the ceiling. Kind of like the Tinkerbell "fireworks" lights above the beds in the Disneyland Hotel.

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Again, more of a living room feel, but eliminates need for a graduated floor.

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Interesting idea.

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This demonstrates the decision-making that needs to be done in our space. Do you want a real "Theater" feel or a big living room with a very large screen? The graduated floor issue will need to be addressed.

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Or go a little more modern. Need to be very careful with acoustics thought.

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This could be more of the design that we are looking for and how to deal with not having a graduated floor. Not sure how fun it would be to swivel in those chairs and watch a movie though.

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This is insanely over the top, but like the idea of the floor lighting. Wonder if we should do something like this around the edges of the walls in Tahoe?

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interesting mod design.

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blackout drapes are still letting in light.

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Interesting bar idea.

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Note: no windows. Also, note sound absorption sections on walls.

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the home theater designer recommends 10 feet from screen and sometimes more.

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This is very yucky -- but note that even with the shades, there is light coming through the windows around edges.

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note that there are no windows. And floor is stepped. Also note lots of speakers around.

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