Watch Destination Home Theater

The Home Theater concept has expanded and landed in the center of the American Digital Living Room. Home Theater consultant Barbara P. Roth offers excellent design tips for creating a Home Theater experience that optimizes the audio and video quality while enhancing the decor and functionality of your family room. You don't need to have an expensive Home Theater to take advantage of these design tips. Most people will never integrate a dedicated Home Theater into their home but nearly everyone will purchase a new High-Definition television. Along with other digital components, there is a real need to understand how to combine electronics with design. The most important consideration in the Digital Home setting is "The Room Itself." The Destination Home Theater design elements are important to the optimization of the television, speakers and components and also vital for the long-term viewing of the family. Comfort angles and seating distances are explained in a step-by-step manner. The paint color and window treatment a homeowner selects for their kitchen will not effect the function of their stove or refrigerator. In a Destination Home Theater these choices are crucial. Remember how your mother told you it's not good to watch TV in the dark? Well, this is especially true of your HDTV. The DHT is a multi-purpose room so special lighting considerations need to be addressed. Window treatments, wall coverings, flooring and even accessories all work together to bring you closer t...

Destination Home Theater is a 1971 special interest movie with a runtime of 24 minutes.