Screening room ideas

Revamp your space with these bookshelves, curtains, and screens.

Creating a functional and enjoyable small theatre room can seem like a challenge, but with smart design ideas, you can transform even the tiniest space into a home cinema. Whether you’re working with a compact apartment, a small basement, or a cozy corner, there are countless ways to design an immersive viewing experience. In this guide, we’ll explore small theatre room ideas that maximize comfort, style, and functionality without sacrificing space. From budget-friendly solutions to stylish…

With a sensational media room like one of these, you’ll want to cancel your plans and stay in

A flexible and customisable zoning solution that offers an elegant and environmentally light way to create multipurpose spaces, define zones and create walkways whilst reducing reverberation and providing privacy.

Stand divider

There’s nothing better in this hard, chaotic world than gifting yourself a movie night. Whether it’s binge-watching your favorite sit-com, or seeing the new movie everyone’s talking about, nobody can take the magic away from it. Your good old couch is surely a big part of this, and out of respect, we should call the lonely, shabby sofas out there our precious "domestic movie theaters."

Substrate Factory Ayase by Aki Hamada Architects

With a sensational media room like one of these, you’ll want to cancel your plans and stay in

Here are 11 options to choose from next time you are looking for a way to segregate different areas of your room. Take a look at these room divider ideas.

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Image 11 of 24 from gallery of 18 Screens House / Sanjay Puri Architects. Photograph by Mr. Dinesh Mehta