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An interactive customer knows why I made every decision and that it was based on their input. I am happy because they are pleased with the result. That's because they know the room limitations, budget, acoustics and aesthetics have all been considered in helping them achieve their dream.
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~ Scott Varn

In an ordinary theater, guests in the yard would be able to see only the backside of a projected image. But in this theater, the image can be reversed at the press of a button for viewing from the (putting) green.
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~ Lisa Montgomery

Tom and Tim knew they wanted the apartment to look and feel urban, contemporary, clean, sleek and comfortable in order to attract discriminating renters and for their eventual residency. Read Article

We knew we wanted big-screen TVs and surround sound, but we needed someone to help us choose the right products.

~ Tom

Custom Home Theater ~ Samples

	Going Green on a Historic Home The term green is new and often associated with modern homes. However, we discovered that some of the biggest energy waste comes from older homes. So "greening" them up poses some interesting challenges.
	Black & white, "literally". After designing so many rustic homes recently, we welcomed the opportunity to create a theater that had the freedom of modern design. Little did we know that the project was to be a lot more black and white.
	No Room for Equipment Dedicated theater with excellent space utilization in a narrow basement. Featured in Electronic House.
	"Change Nothing" Audio components and drop down projection screen were hidden so well that the client asked, "So when do you think you can start?"
	High-Tech Rental Hidden Dedicated Home Theater with unique decor solution: build a recessed shadowbox to house the TV, and cover with folding art panels.
	Preserving a Cozy Space Front projection and a Bose Built-invisible system: In an old house there is rarely the option of converting a room into a "theater".
	Video on Both Sides of a Screen Electronic House 2007 Home of the Year Award Winner This home's outdoor projection screen can instantly reverse its image for viewing from either side.
	Family Fun Room Electronic House 2007 Home of the Year Award Winner Of course this family is anxious to spend time together — as long as it's around their Draper 106-inch motorized projection screen.
	Basement Theater Family Entertainment Solution - a place for everyone, and acoustic solutions. This solution resolved the problem of low ceilings and long, narrow room.
	Musical Library Hidden Surround Sound + Integrated Flat TV: Customer wanted a cozy room to read but also wanted above average audio and a place to watch movies. The biggest challenge was that the room was very small.
	Sports Fan Living Room Surround Sound + Hidden Projection: The integrity of this room design was kept, using a hidden drop-down screen, and a projector hidden in a false beam with decorative venting.