home theater design wall image
Genesis Cl
I want to use wallpaper for a home theater (200 inches diagnol) and was wondering how good it would look;seamless,smooth,no bubbles etc. My wall is somewhat texturexed and it would be too time consuming to resurface it and too expensive to get an actual screen that size.
Any suggestions on making wallpaper as clean and nice looking as possible? thanks!
Answer
The time you invest trying to get wallpaper smooth would be better spent resurfacing the wall. If you don't want to sand/fill the wall, consider adding a layer of drywall directly onto the textured wall.
Basically, nail a new surface onto the exiting wall. Tape, mud and sand the seams, paint with product specifically designed for projector walls (ask at the home center). If you remove and replace the baseboards, and do a good job with the tape and mud, it'll look nicer than all the patching and smoothing you'd do to 'fix' a textured wall.
The time you invest trying to get wallpaper smooth would be better spent resurfacing the wall. If you don't want to sand/fill the wall, consider adding a layer of drywall directly onto the textured wall.
Basically, nail a new surface onto the exiting wall. Tape, mud and sand the seams, paint with product specifically designed for projector walls (ask at the home center). If you remove and replace the baseboards, and do a good job with the tape and mud, it'll look nicer than all the patching and smoothing you'd do to 'fix' a textured wall.
Opinions on trim color for finishing basement?
emmyo
I am finishing my basement in a more modern design with a home theater, exercise room, kitchen, an extra bedroom, office space, a wine cellar and large open game room. I am considering painting the trim black, and possibly painting or staining the doors a different color, like dk. brown. The color scheme is going to be brighter colors like kiwi green, reds and cobalt blue. The rest of the house is transitional in design with white trim and doors. I have 9' ceilings and 4 windows with several transoms of glass and glass doors to let light in, so I am not really worried about it being too dark. The flooring I have chosen for the theater is a red/geometric print, cork for the wine cellar and neutral white/brown/tan 24" tile with stainless steel accent bars. I would like to know if anyone has seen or done black trim and their opinions on it. Thanks.
Answer
Visit sherwin willams online. Use there color selection tools to see if you like the black trim against your color of walls.
Visit sherwin willams online. Use there color selection tools to see if you like the black trim against your color of walls.
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