It used to be that a home theater evoked thoughts of a scaled-down movie theater. Or perhaps a mini-version of the small town Strand or Bijou movie theater from a bygone era. While we maintain that small town atmosphere here in Aspen, most of those nostalgic theaters have all but disappeared.    Much of our rustic Colorado architecture and our active, outdoor-oriented lifestyle lean toward a more relaxed approach to home theater design. Today, we do more than watch movies in our home theaters – we’re binge-watching Netflix shows, multiple college and NFL games on weekends and playing music videos as background in a multipurpose media/game room. 

Home theater design is evolving to meet today’s evolving entertainment purposes. Of course, you can still build that traditional theater in the lower level of your Red Mountain retreat with movie-themed décor and comfortable theater seating. But now, the theater can be in practically any room you want to make it, and today’s technology allows more flexibility than ever in designing the perfect media room. 

Let’s explore current trends in home theater and media room design to make any room into a state-of-the-art entertainment oasis at your Aspen-area house.

Getting started on a home theater design can be both exciting and intimidating. With so many factors to consider, it’s important to make sure that you approach the process correctly. We want to make sure that your Dallas, TX home has the best-quality home theater possible that fits all of your needs and preferences. This blog will highlight some of the main factors to consider.

It can be a bit daunting when you decide to upgrade your current entertainment system. Finding the right equipment for your ideal home theater design could involve hours of reviews and spec sheets that would bog down even the most devoted AV specialists. From the projector to the seating, it’s not only about finding the right products but making sure they’re the right ones for your space. In this blog, we highlight the seven most important features to include in your San Francisco, CA home theater.