Living room
Living room cinema
No blackout. No life on cinema duty. When you are done, the screen goes down and the day gets the room back.
Day / Night
One wall, two jobs
A living room is first a place people walk, talk and turn lights on. An invisible cinema grows a hundred inches out of that wall — it does not plant a glowing slab in front of the sofa.
- Ultra-short throw from the cabinet — the aisle stays clear
- CBSP floor-rising or drop-down — a match with the ceiling lights on
- The cabinet swallows the host; the face stays veneer or glass
- The sofa can stay where it is; a fireplace lift is only a supporting role
Combinations living rooms actually pick
NIKOHOME Invisible Laser Cinema
Cabinet, floor-rising screen and ultra-short throw. A metal acoustically transparent door. One touch, a hundred inches.
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Hisense PX3-PRO Triple-Laser TV
Triple-laser 4K ultra-short throw that still looks like a picture when the living room is lit. Built to live inside a NIKOHOME cabinet and screen.
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NIKOHOME Floor-Rising ALR Screen CBSP S Pro P
A tensioned ALR screen that rises from the floor and vanishes when you are done. 92–150 inches.
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NIKOHOME Flip Slim Cinema Cabinet
About 400 mm deep, flip-to-open — made for finished living rooms that have no extra depth to spend.
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Measure three things first
Sofa-to-wall, ceiling height, the brightest window. Those three decide cabinet depth, screen size and whether the host needs more light.
A photo on the enquiry form is more useful than picking a model first.
One visit explains more than a spec sheet
The Tongzhou showroom is by appointment. Send the room and we will sketch cabinet, screen and host first.