AT:New York took a look at the New York Times coverage of lighting in the home yesterday, and featured this home theater. How does one light a home theater? Architect, James Biber took on this challenge in a home he designed in Montauk, NY and he turned to a famed theater for his inspiration, Radio City Music Hall.
Blogging... New York Times: Home Theater Lighting
How did he achieve his soft and subtle lighting effect? He used 600 low voltage five-watt frosted xenon lamps from Radiant Lighting Solutions. The New York Times reports that these are available in strips, costing $32 per linear foot. After glancing at Radiant Lighting Solutions site, we'd guess he used the Festoon Lamps, which appear to match the description.
We've seen a variety of options lately on lighting solutions, like the Illuminaire and Superdeluxe's DIY solution. How do you light your home theater?
(Image: Peter Mauss)
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