There is no experience in the home quite as impressive as a dedicated theater with a larger-than-life projector. Similarly, a beautifully hung TV serves as a finishing touch in a family room. But when it comes to spaces like media rooms, the decision isn’t so simple. Homeowners have always had to choose between a bright image or a large image. Those that wanted both were able to combine multiple televisions into a video wall, but then they were punished with lines through the middle of their image where the TVs abutted each other. For the homeowner looking to build the ultimate luxury media room, the perfect option finally does exist. 

So you’ve chosen to upgrade your Philadelphia property with a home media room. It makes sense – you want all of your favorite entertainment content presented in crisp 4K, with awesome Dolby Atmos surround sound and plenty of input sources, like your PS4 and media server. Plus, you want your space to be more versatile and family-friendly than a dedicated home theater. But versatility offers its own set of challenges, and one of the biggest is ambient light pollution. In this blog, we’ll provide some smart solutions for dealing with unwanted illumination in your media room.