Whole-home audio
Plan music around the spaces you use together and separately. Listening zones can give the kitchen, living room, and other areas their own level and source options.
Entertainment / Made personal
Feel every note.
Live every scene.
From music throughout the home to a dedicated movie room, build an entertainment experience that belongs in your space.
Discuss your projectDesigned around you
Great entertainment should fit the room—and the way you use it.
The best starting point is how you want to spend your time. Background music while you cook calls for a different design than focused listening. A family room needs a different approach from a dedicated theater. ModernTech helps you think through the experience before assembling the system.
Screen size, seating position, speaker placement, room acoustics, and daylight all shape the result. So do the quieter details: where equipment lives, how cables are routed, and whether everyone can start a movie without help. A considered design gives those details the attention they deserve.
Explore the possibilities
Media rooms
Make everyday television and movie watching feel more intentional. Balance the screen and sound with furniture placement, natural light, and the interior design.
Dedicated theaters
Explore a room built for immersion. Seating, sightlines, acoustic treatment, speaker layout, and light control should be considered as one experience.
Mood & accent lighting
Complete a lounge or entertainment center with low-voltage lighting behind the display, within shelving, or around architectural details. Compatible tunable-white products offer bright white through warm amber tones, while RGB lighting adds adjustable color. Choose the controls and integration around the selected lighting system.
Life, considered
Small moments.
A different feeling.
Examples to shape the conversation. Your scenes and functions are tailored to the equipment and services in your system.
Music where life happens
Listen in the kitchen while preparing dinner, then continue in the living room. Decide which spaces should share music and which should be independently controlled.
Settle in with one simple routine
Coordinate supported audio, video, and lighting controls to prepare the room. A Control4 design can make that experience feel consistent for the whole household.
Keep the experience personal
Plan independent listening areas and sensible volume control so one activity does not dominate the rest of the home.
Before the equipment
Start with
the right questions.
A useful proposal explains what is included, how it will be controlled, and what the design depends on.
Room & seating
Document the room dimensions, main seating positions, daylight, and the viewing distance before selecting a screen.
Sound & surfaces
Discuss where speakers can go and how glass, stone, open spaces, or soft furnishings affect the listening environment.
Sources & control
List the streaming services, music sources, consoles, and remotes you use. Equipment and subscription choices should match your habits.
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Practical answers.
Do I need a dedicated room for a good system?
No. A thoughtfully planned living room can be a rewarding entertainment space. A dedicated theater offers more control over light and acoustics, but the best choice depends on how you use your home.
Can speakers be less visible?
Architectural speaker options can help reduce visual clutter. Placement, construction, access, and the desired sound should guide the choice; concealment is one part of the design, not the only goal.
Should I choose a television or a projector?
Compare ambient light, screen size, seating distance, room use, and budget. A television may suit a bright multipurpose room, while projection can be considered for a larger image in a more controlled environment.
Can entertainment connect with the rest of the home?
Compatible audio and video systems can be included in a Control4 design. Confirm the specific products and supported functions as part of the system proposal.
Your next step
Let’s talk about your home.
Start with the way you want to live. We’ll help you explore the technology that fits.