Converting a playroom into a dedicated theater.

With a few tweaks and hardware additions, and an HAI automation processor, this home’s security is tied into the house audio, video and communications.

That’s right. You can view the movie action without a screen.

This installation uses a Reversica rotating bookshelf so the owners get much more use out of their TV cabinet, and don’t have to see the flat panel when it’s off.

Surveillance, distributed audio and a rockin’ media room add to the stunning design of this Colorado residence.

This home theater features a powerful DPI projector and CineCurve screen that intelligently keep content shown in the correct aspect ratio.

This theater has lights galore, and a powerful sound system featuring Paradigm and Anthem gear.

A very large acoustical treatment with custom print makes this room as enticing as a cannoli.

With the help of a local custom electronics pro, this owner has more simplified controls of his media center and other subsystems.

The Rain Man director used to own this house, whose media room got a Buddha lounge and electronics upgrade.

Achieving audio perfection in a room with a set-in-stone design can be tough—but not impossible, as shown in this Manhattan townhouse.

The good-ol’ drive-in theater gets a high-tech makeover in this prized home.