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Media Room Window Treatments
A room dark enough to be a cinema.
The Problem
A room dark enough to be a cinema.
A media room is the one space where the treatment is genuinely part of the equipment. Ambient light washes out contrast on any screen, and the light that ruins a picture is rarely coming through the fabric — it is coming around it.
So the work here is sealing the perimeter as much as choosing an opaque cloth, and then dealing with the echo of a room full of hard surfaces.
What We Recommend
What actually works in a media room
These are the treatments we specify most often here, and why — not a catalogue, just what holds up.
Hunter Douglas de-Light
Removes the route light takes through the lift-cord holes in the fabric. On a blackout shade in a theater room, this is the difference between dark and nearly dark.
Room-darkening liners
Sewn to the shade or operated independently, so you can run the room light-controlled during the day and fully blacked out for a film.
Silhouette Duolite
Two fabrics on one roll: a sheer for daytime and a blackout behind it, switching from light-controlling to light-blocking without a second treatment on the window.
Blackout honeycomb shades
Blacks out, insulates, and damps outside noise in a single shade. Specify cordless so there is nothing hanging in the room to catch the light.
Browse The Range
Products we fit in media rooms
Other Rooms
Solving more than one room
Free In-Home Consultation
Let's solve your media room.
We bring the samples to you, measure properly, and give you an honest recommendation — including when the cheaper option is the right one. Save $50 on your first order.