When we walked into our client's living room it had serious potential—but the entertainment setup was stuck in the early 2000s. A massive, honey-oak built-in unit dominated one wall, with bulky cabinets, open shelves, and a TV that felt swallowed by all the wood. The bright yellow walls amplified the dated vibe, and the sloped cathedral ceiling made everything feel a bit chaotic. We knew it was time for an upgrade that would modernize the space, improve their AV experience,

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