Rooms we have made

Each of these started as an awkward garage, basement or outbuilding. The brief, the constraints, what we actually made, and what it cost.

The dual-mode room

A single garage bay asked to be a PGA-grade simulator and a family cinema without either feeling like a compromise.

Constraints: 2.68m ceiling, uninsulated garage, a shared wall with a bedroom.
What we made: Full acoustic build-up, recessed floor rails, five seats that slide back rather than get stored, and a dual-aspect impact screen surround in stained ash.
Timeline: 11 weeks
Price band: £70k – £95k

A set-build sensibility applied to a home cinema: a lost-temple interior that still behaves acoustically.

Constraints: Listed-adjacent property, everything reversible, nothing fixed to original fabric.
What we made: Carved timber columns, moulded stone-effect panels over acoustic backing, hidden speaker grilles in the foliage.
Timeline: 9 weeks
Price band: £55k – £75k

A saloon-styled screening room for a client who premieres films for a living and wanted the set to stay up.

Constraints: Basement, low headroom, no natural ventilation.
What we made: Reclaimed-look boarding, bar joinery, batwing doors, tiered seating within 2.4m of head height.
Timeline: 8 weeks
Price band: £50k – £70k

A club wanted a two-bay simulator lounge that earns money on a wet Tuesday in February.

Constraints: Commercial durability, six-hour daily use, licensed bar in the same room.
What we made: Two hitting bays, bar and back-bar joinery, banquette seating, hard-wearing panelling and a booking-friendly layout.
Timeline: 14 weeks
Price band: £120k +

Details, finishes and layouts from across our simulator, cinema and leisure work.