Home Cinema Timelapse - Fabric Walls - Hidden Speakers - Star Ceiling

Fabric walls and a Fibre optic star ceiling are the key interior design features in this cinema room timelapse video.
Slim speakers are hidden behind acoustically transparent fabric panels to give the cinema room a real wow factor.
This user friendly home cinema has a control4 home automation system which controls the audio-visual equipment and provides scene based lighting control.
Sit back and enjoy the 5th in our series of time-lapse films showing the whole process of creating a luxurious home cinema. For this project we used an Epson EH-TW9400 projector with Kef T series speakers and subwoofer, a Denon AV Receiver and an acoustically transparent screen.
We used an infinity star Ceiling from Starscape Star Ceilings. We also used Track and Fabric system with acoustic treatments to line the walls of the room. The size of the room is Approx. 6 metres by 6 Metres.
We have put together a web page about this project , the web page has photos and shows the approximate costs. Here is a link to the web page ukhomecinemas.com/home-cinema...

[@Inboundbogie]

Hello Richard from Brisbane Australia. Loved the ceiling mount. Cheers.

[@Ukhomecinemas]

Thanks , that's great to hear.

[@claudemirandrade1027]

Could you tell me which fabric did you use for the panels?

[@Ukhomecinemas]

We used Camira Cara fabric in black. The fabric has a fairly large weave and a good level of acoustic transparency.

[@user-cr4jq9ry4q]

Very nice installation. A rough guide to fully installed cinema room would be helpful, as would the room sizing.

[@Ukhomecinemas]

Thanks , the room was about six metres square, we tend to think that six metres is just about long enough to have two rows of formal home theatre seats. Sorry but we haven't prepared a guide to creating a cinema room, although we might create an online guide soon, as part of a home cinema web shop which we are working on. When we launch our web shop it will be accessible via our main web site ukhomecinemas.com

[@keith-777]

Thank you for that. I always assumed that 5 x 4 metres was optimal for a home cinema, ie 20 Sq Mtrs. @@Ukhomecinemas

[@keith-777]

Just re-read my original message and see that I missed out the word "costs" after installed cinema room.@@Ukhomecinemas

[@Ukhomecinemas]

@@keith-777 We have now created a web page specifically about this project on our web site and we have included the costs at the end of the page. here is a link to that ukhomecinemas.com/home-cinema-design/home-cinema-cost/

[@user-cr4jq9ry4q]

@@Ukhomecinemas Just looked t the costings on this and they seem very, very reasonable for the quality output. Keep up the good work and videos. Thank you.

[@davis4955]

"promosm"

[@harry.s123]

if you I have that much space and you put that much small screen, your home cinema is total shit 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮