Decorating and Furnishing a Home Cinema Room

If you have gone to the trouble of building a new homewallpaper can also produce good results acoustically
cinema room in your home then congratulations! Youas the paper will 'mop up' a certain amount of
have done the hard part and now is time for the fun. Inunwanted reflections.
a previous article we discussed how construction ofIn a new cinema we would always recommend
the room can ensure your acoustics are as good ascarpet - a good carpet and underlay will stop a lot of
possible and how to avoid sound leakage in to the restsound travelling outside the room in addition to
of the home. There are some simple things you canabsorbing unwanted reflections. Again dark colours
do to make the most of your space, some arework best as they stop reflections and ensure that
obvious and some aren't but it is handy to have themyou are not distracted from the projector screen.
detailed.Seating is a huge part of the experience. Regardless
In a newly built room you most likely have newlyof whether you choose to go for custom designed
plastered walls ready for painting - this is the one roomhome cinema seating or an off the shelf sofa or chairs
in the house were you can afford to be bold! Thethey must be comfortable! A good seat should enable
room is a dedicated cinema so you don't want theyou to sit watching a film for a couple of hours without
nice light colours you favour through the rest of thefeeling uncomfortable or restless. One of our clients
home, in fact dark and deep colours in this room willcompared our seating to airline first class comfort!
give a feeling of luxury and cosyness - the perfectTo summarise then be bold with dark colours and rich
atmosphere for a home cinema. Ideally paint shouldtextures - not only will it make the room look and feel
have a non-reflective quality to it - something like aluxurious it will increase your enjoyment of the film!
soft sheen or even a textured paint finish. Utilising thick