Media Room virtual staging
Media room staging is about a sectional, screen and lighting that show a spare room as a place to watch together. Renov places real products in a 3D model of the room and renders every photo from it.
Ready-made media room collections
Placed in one press. Every piece stays editable.
- Blue Hour Cinema: Midnight blue classic, 38 pieces
- The Moss Screening Room: Warm botanical mid-century, 32 pieces
- The Tobacco Picture House: Earthy timber and terracotta, 24 pieces
- The Pearl Screening Room: Quiet contemporary gallery, 33 pieces
- The Velvet Picture House: Nocturne · charcoal, wine and aged brass, 32 pieces
- The Cedar Screening Room: Japandi · smoked oak, linen and forest green, 34 pieces
- The Emerald Cinema: Art Deco · malachite, peacock and brass, 31 pieces
- The Tobacco Film Room: Mediterranean · clay, saffron and natural fibre, 34 pieces
- The Indigo Picture Room: English collected · indigo, walnut and cream, 33 pieces
- The Graphite Screening Lounge: Sculptural modern · ink, chalk and walnut, 29 pieces
Sizes to stage by
| Piece or space | Guideline |
|---|---|
| Seat to screen | About 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen's diagonal |
| Screen centre | About 105 to 110 cm (42 in) from the floor, eye height seated |
| Media console | At least as wide as the TV |
| Sectional | 250 to 300 cm (100 to 120 in) wide |
Common furniture guidelines, in metric and US sizes.
Questions
- How should I stage a media room?
- With a sectional facing a TV on a low console, a rug and soft lamps. It shows buyers a spare room or basement as a place to watch together.
- How far should the sofa be from the TV?
- About 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen's diagonal: about 2.4 to 4 m (8 to 13 ft) for a 65 in screen.