Like if you’re empty nesters looking to make a big wet bar/living space/gaming space/movie-watching space out of your walkout basement that’s a way different home theater project than a family of 5 who wants a cool home theater that also feels like a good hangout spot for the teens when they have friends over. No, just kidding we’ll tell you.Įvery family is different. But if you are planning on making more of a multimedia room, your best options for home theater furniture might not be all rows of home theater chairs in a stadium-style layout. Is it going to be a place where you only watch movies and TV, or will it be more a multimedia room where you relax with company (more or less like a living room)? If you are making a dedicated home theater, the next two sections will help you figure out how many seats you need. Do take those measurements (twice), but before you make a quick guesstimate and leave things to chance, consider answering these questions first – Are you Building a Dedicated Home Theater, or a Multimedia Room?įirst you need to decide if you home theater is actually a dedicated home theater. You’d think how many theater seats you need is as easy as a couple measurements and adjusting “Qty” when you order your home theater furniture.
So, how do you decide how much seating your home theater needs? Or the various solutions to what kind of entertainment room furniture – like sofas, loveseats and sectionals – can help maximize on seating space in more difficult-to-plan rooms? But you also don’t want someone always having to sit on a beanbag on the floor through movies while everyone else gets to relax in a fancy home theater recliner. You don’t want to spend money on extra chairs if they will barely get any use. When designing your DIY home theater, one big thing you need to consider is how much seating you need, and what kind. Deciding on Seat Number and Layout of Your Media Room Furniture
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