Modern state-of-the-art kitchens feature appliances that are integrated into the home with matching woods, materials and finishes to achieve an attractive and cohesive interior appearance. While it's obvious that the appliances are cosmetically integrated, what you don't see is just as important. The appliances are mechanically integrated into the home with built-in recesses, concealed water lines, plumbing and hidden electrical wiring. But you'd never know it by looking.

With careful planning months in advance, the appliances, finishes, mechanical and electrical needs are integrated into the home. And it shows. The result is a beautiful and efficient home kitchen. A very popular destination by everyone in the family and a wonderful asset to your home.

So why would your home theater be any different? Integrated Home Theater incorporates home theater into the home's interior architecture, interior design, lighting and electrical wiring. But more than just satisfying mechanical and electrical issues, Integrated Home Theater is designed to reflect your homes' interior design, maximize the systems audio and video performance, and most of all, enhance your family's enjoyment of home entertainment.

In a collaborative arrangement with Truberry Homes, an Integrated Home Theater was designed and implemented at their new Tartan West Condominiums in Dublin Ohio. A recess was built into the wall for the Sony 50" SXRD television so it can be flush mounted. The components are also recessed in a shelving unit with matching trim. The Speakercraft in-walls are flush mounted and the subwoofer is camouflaged behind a false heat register directly below the component shelving. All very neat and tidy.

Integrated Home Theater is designed to provide an attractive interior solution to your home entertainment area and conceal the mechanical and electrical needs of home theater. The result? No large box speakers, no visible subwoofers, and most of all no visible electrical, cable, satellite, interconnect or speaker wires. Lighting control is performed from your favorite chair and the remote control. Finally, a clean, crisp interior without the high tech clutter. What is visible? Just a beautiful picture. What isn't visible? Full rich sound and the reassuring knowledge that your home theater hasn't taken over the living room.
What specifically is required for Integrated Home Theater?