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Home of the Year Awards 2006
Home of the Year Awards 2006 - Home Theater $250,001+
See what the pros have recommended in these home theaters. Take a look and start planning yours!
May 01, 2006 | by EH Staff
Gold Winner:
A Cut Above
All you really need to know about the owner of this entertainment pavilion is that after the $1.3 million construction, he was standing in the room while some jazz by Duke Ellington was playing, and he found himself tapping his feet and saying, “Ah, now that’s a cut above.”


Silver Winner:
Deep Rooted Theater
Maybe it was the Mission-style spindles on the backs of the chairs that caught our attention, or perhaps it was the alabaster-colored ceiling pendants that drew us in. Whatever it was, one thing’s for sure: This theater possesses a style that’s refreshingly fitting for a home that dates back to the early 1900s.


Bronze Winner:
Simply Stately
It’s a stately looking theater, but the requirement for this space was ““simple, elegant quality.”” The owner wanted a top-drawer theater that was easy to operate for his family as well as guests, and which fit the elegance of this 18,000-square-foot summer home in the mountains of North Carolina.




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