The old age: When in Rome, speak Roman needs an amendment or rather an updation here. The changing lifestyle of the contemporary generation is better versed with: Speak Roman and feel Rome even when not there. Exemplying this is the latest offering of Golden home theater commissioned by Kim Banducci. Installed by Future Home based in Los Angeles, the choice of every single interior was made by Banducci. Every character detail of the elegant private screening room rejuvenates her memories of Italian honeymoon, grand villas and duomos via its designer ceiling that comes bathed in brown-bronze-taupe with a gold touch.

The exciting appeal of this customized theater is well complimented with its monochromatic color palette and other discreet features. The design of the home theater poses a mirror image of the Florence, Italy’s eminent gilt-bronze Baptistry doors.

The presence of a soft light infuses romantic vibes in the air, which gets a sophisticated look with the Backlit onyx marble panels. The erection of the theater is Banducci’s dream come true as she wished the design to be timeless and fresh enough to welcome her after 20 years from now.

Los Angeles’ Future Home owner Murray Kunis says:
“The coolest thing is that we were able to create a very comfortable room in a limited space with a low ceiling for six to 10 people. The logistics of the room are very comfortable with no compromise of performance.”

The geeky range of the home theater includes Stewart Filmscreen 2.35:1 Luxus screen with Electrimask, Kaleidescape DVD Server System, Sony BDP-S1 Blu-Ray Disc Player, Runco VX-22d DLP Projector w/DHD II Video Controller/Processor and CineWide, Crestron TPS-4000 Isys 10.4-inch Tilt Touchpanel and DirecTV HR21 HD satellite receiver.

With enough specks avaible about its making and final appeal, not even a single word is disclosed about the amount invested into this privileged project. I am assuming it must have dealt with huge dough as luxury doesn’t come cheap.

Via HeMagazine