The bracket is set. Chips and salsa are flying off the shelves and the NCAA College National Basketball Championship tourney is officially in full stride. If you are planning a big viewing party for the final showdown, you’re going to need menu ideas for your hoops watching get-together. Here’s a slam-dunk recipe that will sure to be a crowd pleaser lamb and turkey burgers.
Check out this recipe from CEO Mike Dodd, to grill up the best lamb and turkey burgers you and your friends have ever tasted.
Perfect Your Viewing Experience Is your media room ready to host the madness? Get your space ready in time for the championship game with these tips from Houzz.com on how to turn your basement into a media room trophy!
Cleverly place your sound system. Consider hiding your speakers in nooks in your ceiling or walls. They usually fit the aesthetic of the room better when they’re hidden.
Set up a space for your media. Consider storing all your media devices (cable boxes, gaming systems) in a nearby closet. It will make your television stand out not only as a display device, but also as a piece of décor.
Couch placement is key. It’s important to make sure your seating is set up in a way where everyone has a decent view of the television, no matter where they’re sitting.
Always consider your acoustics. Keep track of the different types of hard and soft surfaces in your media room. One recommendation is to use fabric shades instead of hard blinds in order to reduce the echo effect.
Connect everything. If you want to get the full effect of a media room, be sure to connect all your devices to a universal remote.
Are you ready for a media room makeover? Wineteer will provide the bench strength to get the job done! We’ve transformed several spaces into the right environment for a media room. Here are a few photos that best represent the type of style we can bring to your media room.
Written By Nick McIntyre
Nick McIntyre is the President and CEO of Wineteer Construction and has more than 30 years of experience designing and remodeling homes. He believes every successful project starts by understanding how people live, then creating spaces that combine lasting craftsmanship with practical, everyday function. With a background in fine arts and decades of hands-on remodeling experience, Nick has helped countless homeowners create kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and living spaces tailored to their families, lifestyle, and budget.