
The living room
A display that feels at home among stone, millwork and broad windows. We consider seated sightlines, reflections and how the wall looks when the room is quiet.

Luxury residential video walls
Make movie night an occasion. Give game day a room of its own. Bring art into the architecture. We plan the wall around the way you live.

Find your setting
Begin with how the space will be used. Then bring the display, sound, lighting, seating and controls into one considered design.

A display that feels at home among stone, millwork and broad windows. We consider seated sightlines, reflections and how the wall looks when the room is quiet.

Bring race day, favorite films and scenic drives into the space you love. We plan the display, sound and controls around your collection and a comfortable place to gather.

Make movie night an immersive experience with a picture that fills your view. Display scale, surround sound, seating and dimmed lighting work together in a theater designed around you.
Design details
A compelling picture begins with decisions about the room, the system and the people using it.
A larger canvas is only part of the decision. We match dimensions and pixel pitch to seating, content detail and the architectural setting.
Speaker positions, acoustics and equipment placement need to work with the display. We discuss these before the wall and millwork are finalized.
Consider direct sun, reflections and room lighting. Shades and lighting controls can help establish comfortable viewing conditions throughout the day.
Select supported sources and controls for the way your household watches. Integration with Control4 is scoped around compatible equipment and the agreed room behavior.
Modern Smart Home Visualizer
See a video wall in your own space with the Modern Visualizer. Upload a photo or choose a sample room, explore indoor and outdoor residential configurations, then request a proposal from our local team.
Start with the setting, dimensions and what you want to watch.
Consider scale, proportions and the configuration that suits your space.
Discuss the design, installation requirements and complete project scope with our team.
Modern's role
Modern handles local planning and integration, coordinating with your family, architect and builder to bring the complete experience together.
For an existing home, assess wiring, wall construction, equipment access and finishes. For a new build, start with the plans.
Set the viewing priorities and configuration. Discuss sound, lighting, shades and control as part of the room.
Confirm preparation, responsible trades, installation access and the final scope before equipment is ordered.
Align the image, test the agreed sources and controls, document the system, and show the homeowner or operator how to use it and request support.
Clarity on the investment
Display size and pitch are only part of the picture. Processing, mounting, site preparation, access and integration shape the complete scope. Our guide explains what to compare and what to bring to a budget conversation.
Read the video wall cost guide ↗Practical guidance
Each has a place. A large television can suit a simpler installation. Projection can work well in a dedicated light-controlled theater. Direct-view LED offers modular scale without a projector location; its cost, viewing distance and installation requirements still need to fit the room.
Often, yes. We first assess the proposed location, structure, power, cabling, access and finish work. Existing wiring is evaluated rather than assumed to be suitable.
No. Native resolution depends on the pixel pitch and the number of pixels across the assembled wall. We identify the actual configuration and source-processing requirements in the proposal.
That requires a project-specific assessment of heat, clearance, viewing height, mounting and manufacturer requirements. A rendering is inspiration, not an approved installation detail.
The handoff includes the agreed commissioning, operating guidance and documentation. Support and warranty responsibilities are explained with the final project scope.
Let's bring it into focus
Share the location, intended use and project stage. We will help identify the decisions that come next.