No one can deny how having your own home theatre room can add a luxurious touch to your property. Of course, this comes on top of this space's functionality — you get to enjoy watching films and even sporting events comfortably, conveniently, and on big projector screens.

But how do you properly design your home cinema area? Here are seven tips to consider.

Invest in a motorised screen. Your choice of projector screen is highly crucial because it’s the very device where you’ll watch movies and shows in all their glory. You can take your viewing experience to a more convenient notch with motorised projector screens like floor-rising ones. Plus, you can save space with their motorised mechanism.

Mind the layout. First off, determine the total floor area and the shape of your room. Based on that, you can come up with a home theatre layout that will best fit your preferences and needs. This entails placing the different elements of a home cinema in the right locations and incorporating adequate, comfortable seating into your space.

Control your ambient light. A good lighting design help set the mood of a home theatre. However, there is an unwanted type of light in this environment — the ambient light or light coming from outside (i.e.through the window) or artificial sources within the room. To address this, you can install curtains and shades, and even invest in screens with an ambient light rejecting feature.

Minimise ambient sound. First, your home cinema should be located in a room away from noisy areas. This could be your attic, basement, or spare bedroom. To further block off ambient sound, it’s best to soundproof your home theatre and put up thick curtains.

Make sure your audio/video (A/V) component rack is well-ventilated. Your home theatre experience is significantly affected by the quality of audio and video that your component plays. Apart from investing in a top-quality A/V setup, you should ensure that they’re housed in a well-ventilated rack to avoid issues like overheating and premature wear and tear.

Reduce the presence of reflective objects. This is one big reason why many home cinema rooms have dark paint. They help reduce reflection, which can negatively impact your viewing experience. You can further limit reflection by avoiding placing shiny things (e.g. Doorknobs, fireplaces, countertops) in the zone between your projector screen and seating.

Incorporate features that suit your lifestyle. Apart from having a motorised screen, you might want to install a snack bar to complete the vibe of your home theatre. You might also want to add gaming consoles if you’re a huge video game fan. These extras all depend on what kind of home theatre owner you are.

Enhance Your Home Theater Experience With Top-Quality Motorised Projector Screens

Are you looking for a projector screen for your home theatre room? Vivid Storm Australia has the project you need. Touting a space-saving design, their floor-rising screen is easy to set up and is built to protect your eyes for a healthier, more pleasurable viewing experience. Apart from their product’s quality, it comes with first-class customer service complete with a 2-year manufacture warranty.

Learn more about one of their best projector screens here: https://vividstorm.com.au/product/s-pro-motorised-floor-rising-projector-screen-with-ultra-short-throw-ambient-light-rejecting-for-ust-laser-projectors. You can also get in touch with them at 1300 86 35 58.