Kitchens, Bathrooms & Custom Spaces
Offices, Theaters & Wine Rooms
Home offices, media rooms and theaters, and wine rooms built with the lighting, acoustics, cooling and wiring each one actually needs.
Overview
Purpose-built rooms succeed or fail on details that are easy to overlook. A home office needs good light, reliable data and quiet. A theater or media room needs sound isolation, controlled lighting and the right wiring in the right places. A wine room needs stable temperature and humidity, which in Florida means designing against heat and moisture from the start.
We plan these rooms with the specialists who supply their systems – low-voltage and AV partners, HVAC partners and millwork fabricators – so wall construction, power, data, cooling and cabinetry are coordinated before the walls close.
Who it’s for
- Professionals who work from home and want a dedicated, well-equipped office
- Households converting a bonus room or spare bedroom into a media room or home theater
- Collectors who need proper storage conditions for wine
- Owners building or renovating a home who want these rooms planned in from the start
What’s included
Typically included
- Room planning: dimensions, furniture or seating layout, sight lines and door locations
- Home office built-ins: desks, shelving, file storage and concealed cable management
- Data, power and lighting planning for workstations, video calls and equipment
- Theater and media room construction details such as sound-isolating wall and ceiling assemblies, solid doors and lighting control
- Coordination of pre-wire, equipment locations and ventilation with a low-voltage and AV partner
- Wine room insulation, vapor barrier, sealed door and glass, and a dedicated cooling system
- Wine racking and display millwork
- Finishes, trim, paint and final cleanup
Common exclusions
- Audio-visual equipment, displays, projectors and control systems, which are scoped with the AV partner
- Furniture, theater seating and decor unless included in the agreed scope
- Wine inventory and portable wine refrigerators
- Structural changes or additions, which are priced within a renovation or addition project
Every proposal lists its own inclusions and exclusions in writing.
Materials, design options & upgrades
How pricing works
These rooms are priced per project. The estimate is based on the room plan, wall and ceiling assemblies, built-in millwork, lighting and electrical scope, and any cooling, ventilation or low-voltage work defined with the relevant partners.
AV equipment is typically scoped and priced with the AV partner and shown separately so you can see the construction and equipment costs clearly.
What changes the cost
- Level of sound isolation and acoustic treatment
- Extent of custom millwork, racking or built-ins
- Wine room cooling system type and where its components are located
- Glass walls or doors and their thermal requirements
- Lighting design and controls
- Low-voltage, data and AV pre-wire scope
- Existing room conditions and any wall changes
If this work is part of a larger project, it’s priced within that project’s budget — please don’t add separate estimates together. Read the pricing guide.
Typical stages
Program and planning
We define how the room will be used, the equipment it holds and the conditions it needs.
Design coordination
We coordinate layout, assemblies, cooling, wiring and millwork with the relevant partners.
Estimate and ordering
We price the defined scope and order millwork, cooling equipment and specialty materials.
Rough-in and assemblies
Framing, insulation, vapor barrier, electrical, low-voltage and HVAC rough-ins are completed and checked.
Finishes and installation
Drywall, millwork, racking, lighting and trim are installed; equipment is set by the relevant partners.
Commissioning and handover
Systems are tested, settings reviewed with you and punch items completed.
What affects the schedule
- Custom millwork and racking fabrication
- Wine-room cooling equipment availability
- AV equipment selection and the AV partner’s schedule
- Inspections for electrical and mechanical work
Questions & answers
Why does a wine room need its own cooling system?
A home air-conditioning system is set for comfort and cycles with occupancy, not for the steady, cooler conditions wine storage needs. A dedicated system, with the room insulated and sealed against Florida humidity, keeps conditions stable.
How much sound isolation does a home theater need?
It depends on what is next to the room and how loud you plan to listen. Decoupled walls, added mass, sealed penetrations and solid-core doors all help. We plan the assemblies with the AV partner based on your priorities.
Can these rooms be added to an existing home?
Yes. Bonus rooms, spare bedrooms and dining rooms are often converted. We check the electrical capacity, HVAC and wall construction before recommending a plan.
Start here
Planning offices, theaters & wine rooms?
A short form — three steps, a few minutes. Share plans or photos if you have them. We’ll review it and follow up using the contact details you provide.