Family Room, Home Theater and BarTraditional Home Theater, San Francisco
Photo by Bernard André
dvivoli wrote:Feb 2, 2014luperojo wrote:Feb 6, 2013
Danielle Sopko
Gorgeous set up! Is the large entertainment wall made of a veneered plywood or is it wood paneling?
August 31, 2018
kmcelvy wrote:Feb 1, 2014
contour900
Bar tables and sofa tables like this but made from a length of mesquite wood and with a free-standing wood base can be found at some Southwest or rustic furniture places. I have a sofa table like this in my house in Albuquerque from Ghost Town Rustic Furniture. Cost was about $300.April 9, 2014
lvfairman wrote:Jun 14, 20137805brandon wrote:Sep 8, 2014chadcthayer wrote:Mar 16, 2013
Ivan Fragoso wrote:Jun 10, 2013
PROTRG Architecture + Interior Design
I'm sorry: I don't have that information. However, the large screen is a projector screen and the two smaller ones are TV screens.November 15, 2014
Christopher Yue wrote:Feb 10, 2013
trabbitt43 wrote:Aug 17, 2014
allglimmer wrote:Jul 6, 2014elizabethhauser wrote:Mar 23, 2014Ashley
I found some really pretty and affordable ones here: http://lightingconnection.com/products/moravian-clear-glass-star-light?variant=1017521141
March 23, 2016
501847592 wrote:Jan 26, 2014ejrobinson03 wrote:Apr 25, 2013connor97 wrote:Mar 21, 2013kris10bryan
Wow! Nice touch. Have been looking for a piece similar... Nothing comes close!!June 3, 2013
zoltanmichael wrote:Jul 12, 2015wasspaw wrote:Jan 27, 2015- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The electrician specified the recessed cans so we do not have that information--sorry. Best of luck with your project!
February 8, 2015
Sagar Patel wrote:Sep 21, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Hmmmm... really hard to separate, but just guesstimating, I'd have to say, about $75K. Thanks for your interest in our work!September 21, 2014
Hazel Clemmons wrote:Aug 5, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Sorry for the delay in response. I do not know anyone who makes this kind of narrow, bar-height, live-edge table off the shelf. We custom made this table for the project and engineered it to be bolted to the floor, as it is in this installation.October 4, 2014 
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I know a great company in Laguna Niguel who makes the live edge table/bar. check out: STUDIOLASNUBES.COM - ask for Dave or Scott
June 25, 2016
kmcelvy wrote:Mar 3, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Roughly 9' longX 16"deepX 42" high. It is bolted to the floor for stability.July 15, 2014
aprils007 wrote:Jan 7, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Wood is walnut. I no longer have the stain specs.January 15, 2014 davisdo
how did you finish the walnut slab on the table.. wipe on poly, Danish oil or tung oil?
November 22, 2016
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hockeycamp wrote:Jun 2, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
There are three shots of this room posted on Houzz. Thanks for your interest!July 11, 2013
knhsmoothie wrote:May 1, 2013keishawaites
Restoration hardware normally $300+ but can be found at outlet and online for$139 from time to timeJune 21, 2013
karenray wrote:Feb 17, 2013
PROSavvy Home
Hi Karen,
We carry a similar sectional at Savvy Home. The Winslow Leather True Sectional features wide track-arms and nailhead accents. Please view the Winslow here: https://www.savvyhomestore.com/product/leather/true-sectional-sofa/winslow-leather-true-sectional-with-down-blend-cushions-by-bernhardt-in-266-222/11 hours ago
sonvolt10 wrote:Jul 19, 2016
PRODavis Audio & Video
They may be "invisible" in-ceiling speakers. They would look the same as the drywall.
October 5, 2016
jenandricksmith wrote:Jan 11, 2015- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The center section with the TV screens is about 15' long X 16' deep, as I recall. I don't have the info. handy to provide more specific numbers. Thanks for your interest in our work!
February 8, 2015
arionnaperry wrote:Oct 23, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The walls were custom-matched to a color already existing in the home.November 15, 2014
bfreeman690 wrote:Sep 22, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
For the wall color, we matched the color from the homeowner's main floor. The trim was something similar to Ben. Moore's White Dove, although I no longer have that information. Thanks for your interest in our work!September 22, 2014
sdbm wrote:Jul 2, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Hi there: Typically, the logistics of customizing a design for a single room all the way across the country is cost-prohibitive. The distance issue is not such a big deal for a large project, such as a new home. The other option is to have someone in your area draw the existing plans of your space, which we could work with in creating a similar design. I hope this helps. If you would like to talk further, please call our office at 650.579.5762. Thanks for your interest in our work!July 2, 2014
Sarah Schiffli-Glauch wrote:May 9, 2014
stoconnor007 wrote:Apr 21, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I am just seeing this question now. We custom-made this bar table for this project. The wood is a live-edge walnut.July 12, 2014
cegtottlieb wrote:Apr 9, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I'm sorry: the homeowner purchased this rug independently so we don't have this information.July 14, 2014
stellerproject wrote:Apr 3, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Table height is 42", depth is about 16" and width is about 9 feet.July 14, 2014
Zach Rohelier wrote:Mar 23, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The main TV is actually a projector screen. The projector pops down from the central ceiling coffer above the bar seating.July 14, 2014
cegtottlieb wrote:Mar 23, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I'm sorry: the owner purchased this rug independently so we don't have this information on file.July 14, 2014
rlooker wrote:Mar 23, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
They're from Restoration Hardware. You can find priding info. on their website.July 14, 2014
whoknows wrote:Mar 23, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
We have had no complaints from these clients and they use it daily for family movies/TV watching and parties.July 15, 2014
ryranmat wrote:Mar 10, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The table base is made of steel and bolted to the floor.July 14, 2014
luciemorris wrote:Feb 3, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
This color was custom matched to the home's existing foyer and hallway color. Sorry I do no have the specific name.October 4, 2014
noles2013 wrote:Jan 21, 2014- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
About 20' from the projector to the opposite wall and about 15' in the other direction.November 15, 2014
bluebell5510 wrote:Nov 17, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I'm sorry: I don't have that info. The AV contractor handled this part of the project.October 4, 2014
jinx03 wrote:Oct 31, 2013kdreade wrote:Sep 6, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I believe the rug is about 9X12. The homeowner purchased it.November 15, 2014
Emily Fisher wrote:Aug 5, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Hi there: the homeowner purchased the rug and pillows so I do not have this information.November 15, 2014
Lindsay wrote:Jun 20, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
I'm sorry: I no longer have this information handy.November 15, 2014
logrimm wrote:Jun 17, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
Typically, rugs help define a "space" and it's nice to have at least part of the main furniture pieces within the space sitting on the rug. In this instance, the homeowner simply wanted something soft underfoot while lounging in the home theater area and we wanted to keep the rug out of the path of traffic so our size was pretty easily determined;)!November 15, 2014
mlmullins wrote:May 27, 2013amherstbee wrote:Apr 25, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
This color was custom-matched to an existing color in the main living area of the house.November 15, 2014
docdre wrote:Apr 7, 2013
monika2024 wrote:Apr 6, 2013kbowen1218 wrote:Mar 17, 2013Rukma Raybardhan wrote:Mar 3, 2013- PRO
TRG Architecture + Interior Design
The round pendants are from Plantation. We may have some left over from this project that we weren't able to use and couldn't return, so let me know if you're interested in purchasing.March 4, 2013
karenray wrote:Feb 17, 2013karenkjdb wrote:Feb 14, 2013toddbiala wrote:Mar 4, 2017
t900rr wrote:Oct 5, 2016wsbarnes wrote:May 1, 2016What Houzz contributors are saying:
Fumble: Teetering lap treatsTouchdown: Snack surfaces aplentyNobody likes balancing a paper plate of nachos on the leg when trying to focus on the game. When you pair each seat with at least one table or surface within arm’s reach for setting snacks and drinks on, fans can have their chips and enjoy each play too. Just don’t forget to leave a few coasters on each surface before the game gets going.
Spectator or stadium stools are the tallest. They are designed for use at a 48-inch-high table or counter, so their seat height ranges from 34 to 36 inches tall. This variety of stool is often used when extra height is needed, like for television viewing.
Sure, I like putting my feet up and enjoying a nice view and abundant sunshine at home — just as long as it doesn’t interfere with the baseball game I’m watching on my big-screen TV. Am I right, guys? The survey found that men are more than twice as likely to derive happiness from a big-screen TV than women (40 percent versus 17 percent). What’s more, the sound of a big-screen TV is three times more popular among men than women (15 percent versus 5 percent). That means dudes don’t even have to be looking at the TV for it to make them happy. Amazing.
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