Having previously worked on most of the rooms in this property, the living room was the last to be renovated. Initially, the layout didn’t easily lend itself to a nice media room - there was floor-to-ceiling joinery, a TV in the corner and a feature fireplace. These features together meant that no orientation would work easily for a nice viewing experience.

As part of the interior design consultation process we recommended an ‘invisible’ media room as an alternative to the suggested ‘just put a nicer looking TV in the corner’. The results worked out brilliantly!

With projector, screen and main loudspeakers all hidden in the ceiling coffer, it was time to find a home for the rest of the equipment. At all times, our mission was to hide equipment away so that the media room technology had as little impact on the room aesthetics as possible.

Using a discreet, vented cabinet we housed all the electronics and the subwoofer. This combination ensured a neat look while retaining a high level of performance and reliability. As a final touch, the room was integrated into the main control system for the wider house, to ensure it was extremely easy to use for everyone.