Technology is from Mars, Design is from Venus?

Creating a state of the art entertainment room in a 18^th Century cottage raises the perennial problem: How do you install the latest AV suite but keep it sympathetic to the character and style of the house?

This is the dilemma Mark and Andrea Wilton faced when they opted for a single storey barn style extension to their chocolate box cottage to create space for an entertainment room. After painstakingly recreating the style of the main building, reclaimed oak beams and period materials were meticulously selected to blend in, they were left with the issue of how to install a 21st century audio visual technology system that would be in sympathy with the interior.

While screens are chosen on their sleek beauty, peripherals such as remotes are designed to please Captain Kirk and most of the “brainpower” equipment can be hidden out the way, it still leaves the speakers…until now.

Amina’s Plaster In-Wall Invisible loudspeakers are the perfect solution. As it says, the Amina speakers are actually plastered in providing fantastic natural sounds with zero visual footprints. Mount them within a plasterboard opening or in a ceiling, skim over with plaster and the walls are ready for decoration. The process is just as simple for solid walls.

Here 6 x Amina AIW5X (80W per loudspeaker) have been used to provide surround sound cinema and also relay the audio from the music system and television.

For period homes or any space where design is treasured but AV is a necessity, Amina provide the ideal totally Invisible loudspeaker option.