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The goal of home theater projection is not to see the light transport so you may want to either dial that back a ton or fill the rest of the space with fog so it appears more realistic. the design itself is a bit flawed with the ambient lighting selection. either add some purpose to the recessed slot lights as far as focal points or change to a more subtle wall washer. The front and second rows look far too close for comfortable viewing and make it look like the second row is more of a padded platform instead of seating. Lastly, anyone constructing the theater would likely spring for proper aspect ratio masking on the screen so adding a black fabric element above/below the active screen area would make more sense. look up theo kalomirakis for proper depiction and design of home theater spaces.
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The goal of home theater projection is not to see the light transport so you may want to either dial that back a ton or fill the rest of the space with fog so it appears more realistic. the design itself is a bit flawed with the ambient lighting selection. either add some purpose to the recessed slot lights as far as focal points or change to a more subtle wall washer. The front and second rows look far too close for comfortable viewing and make it look like the second row is more of a padded platform instead of seating. Lastly, anyone constructing the theater would likely spring for proper aspect ratio masking on the screen so adding a black fabric element above/below the active screen area would make more sense. look up theo kalomirakis for proper depiction and design of home theater spaces.