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Theater room designs bring the red carpet to you

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Theater room design mixes traditional design and modern conveniences
This home theater design is all about elegance. Everything from the velvet curtains to the faux balcony loges are meant to remind you of a simpler time, but don’t let it fool you. The decorative pillars play host to a top-of-the-line audio system to create the perfect movie-watching location.

In homes nowadays there is a growing demand for a secluded place to kick back and enjoy your favorite flicks, and because of that theater room designs are coming out of the woodwork. So, we’ve scoured our archives for you and are happy to present some of the most awesome home theaters, everything from formal spaces lavishly decorated in traditional velvet to something a little more funky and modern.

Theater room design mixes traditional design and modern conveniences

Take a turn back in time with this old-school theater design. You can almost see the curtain slowly rising and the traditional pixely countdown to the start of the film, but that’s where the similarities end. This space comes equipped with a high-end audio system, discretely hidden inside of the decorative pillars.

Theater room design takes a cue from history

This 1,500-square-foot home theater is modeled after a historic Tampa theater, right down to the “stars” that twinkle in the dark ceiling and the statues adorning the decorative facade flanking the 160-inch screen.

Home theater keeps guests on their toes

These homeowners wanted two things: to keep guests on their toes and to make them feel welcome. With this intriguing design that defies the traditional dark color scheme seen in most home theaters, they accomplished just that.

Colorful and comfy home theater design

With a complete disregard for tradition, these homeowners wanted a modern and light home theater. To that end, they used funky furniture in a variety of colors that makes it more comfortable for guests to curl up and truly enjoy the film.

LED lights lend a dramatic look

These homeowners flitted between modern and traditional design design aspects. The overall decor and leather seats hint at a modern decor, while the LED lights in the ceiling and lighting on the wall give a subtle nod to standard movie theater lighting.



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