Whether it’s Roman-styled stadium seating or a state-of-the-art subwoofer system that would knock a pirate’s socks off, we can help you style, outfit and design the media room of your dreams!
Showing posts with label themed media rooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label themed media rooms. Show all posts
Monday, June 20, 2011
The Luxury Component
Sometimes a little inspiration is all you need for a great idea! Tha Media Room thought so, too. Hence, our collection of unique (and occasionally over-the-top!) media rooms to get your wheels a-turnin’.
Whether it’s Roman-styled stadium seating or a state-of-the-art subwoofer system that would knock a pirate’s socks off, we can help you style, outfit and design the media room of your dreams!
Whether it’s Roman-styled stadium seating or a state-of-the-art subwoofer system that would knock a pirate’s socks off, we can help you style, outfit and design the media room of your dreams!
Saturday, May 21, 2011
'Pioneering" the Way
As a proud provider of Pioneer Electronics, we couldn’t wait to tell you about the new audio/video receiver they’ve debuted: the VSX-1021-K. It’s ideal for home theatres, because of its AirPlay feature. This means you can connect the receiver to your home network through your Internet connection or the receiver’s wireless adapter and stream your iTunes music from a connected Apple device or home computer or laptop.
But that’s not where the good news ends. The USB connection means you can instantly plug in other electronics like the iPad, iPhone or iPod instead of having to incorporate a second dock and whole other set of chords. The receiver also comes equipped with five HDMI inputs, making it easier for you to enjoy the new age of entertainment like 3D video content.
The VSX-1021-K is the industry’s first audio/visual receiver that’s designed to accommodate the iPad and it’s network capability for Internet radio and other devices makes it hard to pass up for home theater and music lovers alike.
Ready to get plugged in? Come visit us at Tha Media Room today and we’ll have you singing a sweet tune in no time.
But that’s not where the good news ends. The USB connection means you can instantly plug in other electronics like the iPad, iPhone or iPod instead of having to incorporate a second dock and whole other set of chords. The receiver also comes equipped with five HDMI inputs, making it easier for you to enjoy the new age of entertainment like 3D video content.
The VSX-1021-K is the industry’s first audio/visual receiver that’s designed to accommodate the iPad and it’s network capability for Internet radio and other devices makes it hard to pass up for home theater and music lovers alike.
Ready to get plugged in? Come visit us at Tha Media Room today and we’ll have you singing a sweet tune in no time.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Color Coded
There are so many options to choose from when deciding what colors you might want to incorporate into your media room. Sometimes it’s easier when you have a starting point, like a sports team’s colors you wish to base your theme on, shades that coordinate with the rest of your home décor or a lavish inspiration like traditional theater red velvet seats!
Though crazy themes are certainly not out of the question, today Tha Media Room covers your basic color selections: black and brown. Each can be made into a traditional or a modern aesthetic, depending on the type of furniture you wish to bring into the room and the colors you fold into the décor.
Decorating in brown can be done tastefully without making the space look like a monotonous heap. Varying the shades used—from cream and very light tans to dark mahogany colors—keeps it all from looking exactly the same and adds some variety as well. It’s also a good opportunity to bring in natural elements, like a stone wall, oak coffee tables or hardwood floors. Be sure to add just a few muted tones of colors to keep the room from looking “dull.” This can be done with accent pillows, lamp shades, rugs and accessories like vases or picture frames.
Stay tuned for our next post with tips and ideas on an all-black media room!
Though crazy themes are certainly not out of the question, today Tha Media Room covers your basic color selections: black and brown. Each can be made into a traditional or a modern aesthetic, depending on the type of furniture you wish to bring into the room and the colors you fold into the décor.
Decorating in brown can be done tastefully without making the space look like a monotonous heap. Varying the shades used—from cream and very light tans to dark mahogany colors—keeps it all from looking exactly the same and adds some variety as well. It’s also a good opportunity to bring in natural elements, like a stone wall, oak coffee tables or hardwood floors. Be sure to add just a few muted tones of colors to keep the room from looking “dull.” This can be done with accent pillows, lamp shades, rugs and accessories like vases or picture frames.
Stay tuned for our next post with tips and ideas on an all-black media room!
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