Theater Design

Confusion or Fusion By Sam Cavitt, August 5, 2010 Private theaters boasting stunning interiors and exceptional performance can be realized with planning, cooperation, and collaboration. Unfortunately this does not always come easily or naturally. More..
How We Do Windows June 8, 2010 Controlling Light and Acoustics in Theaters Containing Glass Sam More..
A Room With Many Views By Sam Cavitt, February 24, 2010 I have never really liked the term, “dedicated theater,” because it does not really project the image of an entertaining environment. It reminds me of “serious listening.” If a system and room is really great, then I should be More..
Working Closer Together By Sam Cavitt, December 4, 2009 Collaborating On A Theater Design Adds Profit Opportunities One of the greatest missed opportunities of home theater design is the potential for collaboration. Often integrators ignore interiors, design professionals overlook More..
The New Theater Aesthetic By Sam Cavitt, September 4, 2009 How To Artfully Blend Your Room’s Form And Function Together A professional theater designer will work out the details in every application, from millwork, to equipment mounting, to fabric attachment, lighting, and more..Much More..
The Home Theater’s Engine By Sam Cavitt, July 2, 2009 Steps That Will Give Your Client A Theater They Really Want A great home theater is no accident. Designers cannot merely show up with the latest favorite gear, hang it in the proffered space, and bang out extraordinary results.In More..
Balancing Form and Function By Sam Cavitt, April 1, 2009 Home Theater Design Benchmarks For Successful InstallationsThe home theater is experiential in nature, and there are fundamental elements and attributes required to deliver that experience. Just like a high-performance sports More..
Defining ‘Home Theater’ January 9, 2009 HOW TO SET PARAMETERS TO RE-ENFORCE THE VALUE OF YOUR WORKThe scenario plays out like this: someone asks what you do for a living. “I design home theaters,” you say, knowing what comes next. “Oh, my uncle (or dad, or brother) has More..