Media Rooms To Manifest

Interior Design
Written By Nicole Carter

While most of us don’t have a home theater or media room, we can all dream about it, right? A cozy hidden away space that you can escape to and endlessly binge watch your favorite tv series of movies. Or maybe your definition of a media room is solely to listen to your favorite albums on repeat. Whatever it is, you’re going to want to use these spaces for inspiration to manifest or turn your pipe dream into a reality.

A media room in a Hamptons beach house designed by Kelly Behun featured in Architectural Digest

The focal point of the room is the large modular seating arrangement - Mario Bellini’s ‘Camaleonda’ sofa designed for C&B Italia (now B&B Italia) in 1970.

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s Beverly Hills home designed by Jake Arnold featured in Architectural Digest

This cozy room almost feels like a nest. Consisting of Pierre Paulin ‘Pacha’ lounge chairs (designed in 1975) dressed in luxurious sheepskin.

Media room in Ralph Lauren’s Miami home

This ultra-groovy media room fittingly features ‘Terrazza’ sofas designed by Ubald Klug in 1973 for De Sede. A perfect match.

Unknown interior featuring a DS600 sectional designed by Ueli Berger, Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, and Hans Ulrich for De Sede (1972) and Togos lounge chairs by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset (1973).

A Mah Jong sofa by Roche Bobois makes up this screening room inside Marc Anthony’s house in the Dominican Republic

A media room by Kovac Design Studio in a home in La Quinta, California. This sprawling open concept room connects the kitchen to the dining room and living space which converts into a media room with a large screen that swings open from the second living level. The sectional is the ‘Tufty Time’ by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia. Lounge chair and Ottoman by Warren Platner for Knoll.

The Cuddle Pit by Kevin Klein Design in a Bachelor Pad in West Hollywood, CA via 1st Dibs

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