a home theater in waldorf gets a makeover - home theater projector

Carl and Roberta Berry of Waldorf are trying to decorate their outdated family rooms.
They want a leisure and comfortable space where people can watch movies, but it should be brighter than a home theater.
Their wish list includes wood flooring, embedded lighting, and storage.
Designer Amy Ross offers a modern advantage to the old space by adding a lot of lighting and cool color schemes in gray and blue.
Divide the room into two seating areas, one for watching movies and one for reading.
Use a variety of light sources such as embedded lighting, desk and floor lamp to illuminate the room.
Small furniture can be easily used by tourists.
In order to accommodate more people, it is easy to rearrange the mats and coffee tables.
Install the projector to eliminate wire clutter.
Balance mode and solid.
A printed carpet that stands out on ordinary sofas and walls.
When the movie, draw the shadow.
The wall is the gray Nimbus by Benjamin Moore.
Ross of interior design (703-241-1441, www. designworks3. com)
Located in Falls Church.
Furniture: black sofa bed missingbrown ($60)
Melby chairs in deep gray dansboro ($250)All from www. ikea. com;
Leather cube footrest in Moss ($250 each)
Julia cushion chair with zebra nature ($1,000)All from www. ballarddesigns. com;
Bistro table ($400)
Tea table with box frame ($350 each)All from www. westelm. com;
Kobe side table ($350, www. crateandbarrel. com).
Lighting: tripod floor lamp ($250, www. westelm. com).
Accessories: Geo pillow ($60)
Pillow Bukhara ($70)All from www. zgallerie. com;
Provence basket ($35, www. ballarddesigns. com);
A feather-gray Andalusian Durry carpet ($425 for 8-by-10, www. westelm. com);
Ellie accent watch ($170), Tavo vase ($30)
Print with Senada ($400), all from www. crateandbarrel. com.