Living room with a large screen, two floor-standing speakers and sofas in front of the glazing.

02 / CINEMA AND MUSIC IN EVERYDAY LIFE

Technology integrates.
Home remains yours.

Cinema and music in the living room, suite and everyday spaces. Systems designed to respect furniture, circulation and the way you live.

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01 / Living

The living room keeps its purpose.

In a lived-in space, screens, speakers and projectors must work with natural light, furniture and circulation. We begin with everyday habits: where you sit, how often you watch films and how you listen to music.

Video can remain visible or disappear. Integrated speakers and bespoke furniture help maintain order, with technical access planned before walls and ceilings are closed.

Living room with a ceiling-mounted projector, screen and speakers beside the cabinet.
Living room with a ceiling-mounted projector, screen and speakers beside the cabinet.

02 / Cinema cabinet

An entire cinema within the furniture.

A bespoke cabinet integrating a 4K projector, motorised screen and audio system, transforming the living room into a private cinema. When not in use, the screen disappears, leaving an elegant piece of furniture fully integrated into the space.

Dimensions, materials, finishes and technology are tailored to the space and the client’s needs. Every detail, from ventilation to component integration, is designed to combine aesthetics, functionality and audiovisual quality.

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Black cabinet with an ultra-short-throw projector in the open recess and a screen behind.
The UST projector housed in the cabinet’s central compartment.

03 / Suite

The large screen in the sleeping area.

A bedroom calls for a discreet technical presence. A motorised screen, projector recess and architectural speakers can be integrated into panelling and the ceiling.

Blackout curtains and indirect light support both rest and viewing. The Milan suite illustrates this approach: timber, textiles and textured finishes maintain continuity even with the system closed.

Milan suite with the screen lowered and projection active in front of the bed, viewed diagonally.
Cinema mode: the lowered screen brings projection in front of the sleeping area.

04 / Music

Dedicated listening, or music in several rooms.

A Hi-Fi system can become the centre of a listening area; a distributed system can accompany the living room, bedroom and other spaces. These needs require different design approaches.

Seating positions, acoustics and materials guide speaker selection. Zones and controls are defined around household habits, keeping component integration consistent.

Light suite with two white speakers, a turntable, electronics and a bed near the lakeside windows.
The stereo system and turntable in the suite’s living area.

05 / Installation

Integration continues behind the finishes.

Technical furniture and panelling must house cables, power supplies, electronics and ventilation without hindering everyday use. Coordination with joiners, electricians and designers avoids late interventions in the finished space.

Delivery, placement, installation and system adjustment accompany handover. Fine-tuning takes place in the home, with real lighting conditions and listening positions.

Cinema system in a light living room with sofa, bookcase and indirect lighting.
Cinema system in a light living room with sofa, bookcase and indirect lighting.

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Spaces to explore.

Spaces and details to inspire your own surroundings. Open a photograph for a closer look.

Bright living area with screen, ceiling-mounted projector and audio system.
Screen and speakers beside the living room’s conversation area.
Large living room in the evening, with a video wall, bookcase and corner sofa.
Living-room cinema with a projection wall and dark-finished speakers.
Living room with a ceiling-mounted projector and screen in front of the timber wall.
Cinema cabinet with UST projector, visible speakers and screen in the living area.
Cinema cabinet and screen beside the conversation area and windows.
Cinema in a traditional living room, with a low cabinet and speakers beside the screen.

FROM SPACE TO DESIGN

The choices
that matter.

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This is agreed during design. Screens, projectors and speakers can be integrated into cabinets, recesses or panelling; other components may remain visible and coordinated with the furniture. Technical access is still provided.

We assess windows, viewing distance and usage times. Screen, projection and shading are matched to the space; a cinema cabinet can incorporate ultra-short-throw projection and an ALR screen.

FROM THE PROJECTS

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The frescoed reception room with fireplace, seating and large windows.

Palazzo Aurelio

A historic reception room and listening spaces, with a language coordinated with the architecture.

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From a cinema room to the spaces you enjoy every day. Tell us about your surroundings, your ideas and the way you would like to live.

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