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Curtains

The best way to make your picture looks better in the home theater is to make the room as dark as possible. Window treatments can come in a multitude of styles and colors. We recommend ordering blackout drapes for your windows which use multiple layers of fabric to absorb light. You will want to flush-mount them in a track in your ceiling or use some sort of covering for a more traditional look. Curtains also help your acoustical situation. Do your measurements as though you’re doing them for NASA. It is really easy to mess up. In order to create a dark room suitable for the best in HDTV in the middle of a summer afternoon, we suggest not installing windows in the dedicated theater.

We recommend putting this expense into curtains for your projection screen. These can be motorized curtains and be acoustical fabric to allow speakers to be placed behind them for aesthetic reasons.

In addition to the standard garnet red that we associate with movie theaters, specialty home theater drapes are also available in emerald, gold, blue and black, as well as many other styles and patterns, to match your room’s decorating theme. Combined with good carpeting, comfortable seating, and an excellent video and sound system, home theater drapes can help you get the perfect theater experience without ever leaving the house. They’re especially helpful if you need to use a room both as a home theater, and for another use. If you’re considering building a home theater, but the room you’d like to install it in has windows or echoing walls, look into the option of home theater drapes. They’ll greatly improve your movie theater experience.