How's this name for the old projects section? Yeah I think it's kinda stolen from a local radio station, I guess that's why it sounds so good.
Let's take a look at an oldie but a goodie... My first media room conversion. I'll keep this simple and just put some before and after pictures up. It was a loooonnng process.
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Design concept
Before looking towards where the screen will go
Before looking the opposite direction where the bar will go
As you can see, this was a bowling alley of a space. The owner wanted to have as many seating options as possible.
After
We ended up putting a velvet fabric valance and panels on the screen. There's 3 rows of love seats and granite bars on either side. I think that's a total 16.
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After bar area
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2 more bar seats at the kitchen area. Above the kitchen area there was an LED night scene painted like a night sky. I loved the leather tufted door!
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After another view
Probably the biggest project and overhaul that I've ever done. I wish I had better after pictures. I still love the faux finish in this room. If the main goal wasn't to get as many people as possible in the theater, I would have eliminated one row of seating. What do you think? |
I think it's swanky.
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