Projection
4K and 8K projectors from Sony and JVC. Sized to the throw distance. Paired with the right screen gain for your ambient light.
Theater rooms
One touch. The lights dim, the screen drops, the room delivers.
A theater room is the project people remember. We design from the room out, not the box in. Proper acoustic treatment, calibrated speakers, the right projector for the throw distance, and a control system that hides all of it behind a single button.
Design philosophy
Design from the room out, not the box in.
Most theater installs start with a brochure spec and try to bend the room around it. We start with the room. The dimensions, the surfaces, the seating distance, the throw, the ambient light. Then we pick the gear that matches.
- Seating distance and screen size mapped to the room
- Reflective surfaces treated, not ignored
- Speaker placement that matches the seating, not the wall
- Cable runs planned before the drywall goes up
Project
What goes in the room
Six things, in the order they get decided.
Every theater room is different, but the conversation moves in roughly the same order. Picture, then sound, then control, then everything that supports them.
Audio
Sonos, JBL, Episode, and reference theater audio. In-wall, in-ceiling, or freestanding. Calibrated for the seats, not the showroom.
Lighting scenes
Lutron lighting scenes tied to playback. Press play and the room dims. Press pause and it eases back up.
Acoustic treatment
Acoustic panels, bass traps, riser builds. Done with finishes that match the room, not a recording studio.
Seating
Theater seating sized to the room. Risers when the geometry calls for it. Real comfort, not foam-on-a-frame.
One-touch control
Josh.ai, Eve, or a dedicated remote. One button starts the movie. Another sends the room back to neutral.
"A theater room is the project people remember."
Ernst, Owner
How a theater project runs
Four steps. No surprises.
01
Free consultation
We walk the room, take measurements, and ask what the room is supposed to feel like.
02
Design and proposal
A clear scope: gear list, layout, network plan, lighting plan, and price.
03
Build and install
Cable runs, mounting, speaker placement, projector alignment, and a calibrated commissioning pass.
04
Tune and support
Audio and video calibration, scene programming, remote setup, and ongoing support after the truck leaves.