Home theater and whole-home audio
Dedicated theaters, media rooms and high-resolution audio in every room — designed around the architecture, calibrated in the room, and controlled from one interface.
Built for the room, not the spec sheet.
A great theater is a system: sightlines, screen size, speaker placement, acoustic treatment, light control and a video chain that keeps 4K HDR intact from source to screen. A great whole-home audio system is the opposite — invisible, effortless and the same in every room.
We design both from the plans, coordinate with your architect and millworker, build the equipment rack to last, and calibrate everything in the finished space.
Cinema at home, engineered end to end
Laser projection or large-format displays, acoustically transparent screens, immersive surround (Dolby Atmos), acoustic treatment, tiered seating and lighting scenes that fade the room to black on "Play".
- Screen size and projector chosen for the seating distance
- Speaker layout, bass management and room calibration
- Acoustic treatment integrated with the interior design
- One remote: lights, shades, sources and sound
Great picture and sound in rooms that live double lives
Large displays or hidden projection, soundbars or concealed speakers, and shades that handle daylight. The technology is there when you want it and gone when you don't.
- 4K and 8K displays, including 98–115 inch panels
- Motorized art and mirror TV concealment
- Invisible and in-wall speakers finished to the wall
- Automated shades and lighting for daytime viewing
Music everywhere, from the kitchen to the terrace
Independent zones in every room with architectural speakers that disappear, high-resolution streaming, and sources shared across the house. Outdoors, landscape speakers and subwoofers cover the terrace or garden evenly.
- Savant, Control4 and Sonos platforms
- In-ceiling, in-wall, invisible and landscape speakers
- Per-room volume and source from keypads, app or voice
- Equipment centralized in a documented rack
Theater and audio questions
Projector or large TV for a home theater?
For a dedicated, light-controlled room over about 120 inches, a laser projector and acoustically transparent screen give the most cinematic picture. For a media room with daylight or a smaller wall, a large 4K or 8K display (including 98–115 inch panels) is brighter, simpler and increasingly affordable. We size the screen to the seating distance and recommend from there.
Can I have music in every room, including outside?
Yes. Whole-home audio puts independent zones in each room, on the terrace and in the garden, with architectural in-ceiling or in-wall speakers that disappear into the finish. Each zone can play its own source, or the whole house can join one. Savant, Control4 and Sonos all support this, at different levels of fidelity.
How do you handle acoustics?
Room acoustics matter more than speaker price. For dedicated theaters we design the speaker layout, treat first reflections and bass, and calibrate the system in the room. For living spaces we choose speaker types and placement that work with the architecture and the furniture plan.
Will the equipment be hidden?
Almost always. Sources, amplifiers and processors live in a rack in a closet or mechanical room, with video distributed over fiber or category cable to each display. In the room, you see the screen, the speakers you chose to show, and a keypad or remote.
Plan the theater or the music.
Send us the room dimensions or the plans and tell us how you will use the space. We will come back with a design and a clear quote.