Invisible Home Theater and Smart Home Technology for Interior Designers in Florida
For interior designers
Your clients want reference picture and sound. You want rooms without black boxes, grilles and keypads that fight the design. We deliver both. Frangioni Media designs luxury home theaters and smart home systems for Florida residences that respect the interior, the finishes and the client’s way of living.

Technology That Disappears Into the Design
The Private Theater as a Designed Room
A dedicated theater or media room is one of the most visible rooms in the house, and one of the most technical. Fabric, acoustic panels, seating, lighting and color all affect performance. We work with you on acoustic fabric wall systems, seating layouts that work for both comfort and sightlines, star ceilings and architectural lighting, and treatment that looks like part of the design rather than equipment. You choose the look. We make sure it performs.
How We Support Your Projects
- Early coordination on speaker, display and keypad locations before finishes are selected.
- Finish and color matching on speakers, grilles and controls wherever the product allows.
- Clear communication with your client in plain language, with no technical overload.
- Clean installation and protection of finished surfaces, with a white-glove handover.
- A single point of contact after move-in, so you are not fielding technology calls.
Related Services
- Luxury Home Theater Design
- Smart Home Automation
- Dolby Atmos and Immersive Audio
- Recording and Home Studios
- Technology Consulting
Other Trade Partners
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A large-format screen that vanishes completely when it is off, so the architecture and the design lead the room. Frangioni Media supplies and installs it.
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Why Frangioni Media: led by David Frangioni, whose design work earned Audio One a record run of CEDIA awards. Our work includes projects for Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne, Bryan Adams and Shakira, and a private theater for Simon Cowell. Our work has been featured by Forbes, Bloomberg, CNN, Variety, MTV and The New York Times.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can home theater speakers be completely hidden?
Yes. Invisible plaster-in speakers, in-ceiling architectural speakers and acoustically transparent fabric walls can hide nearly all of the audio system. We recommend the right approach for each room based on the performance the client expects.
How do you hide a TV in a luxury living room?
Common options include recessed niches, motorized lifts from cabinetry or ceilings, art-frame displays, mirror TVs and projection with a retractable screen. We coordinate the option with the designer before millwork and finishes are detailed.
Do you work with interior designers on full renovations in Florida?
Yes. We work with interior designers on new construction and full renovations in Palm Beach, Jupiter, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Miami Beach and Naples, and for clients in New York, Beverly Hills and around the world.
Who designs home theaters with interior designers in Jupiter and northern Palm Beach County?
David Frangioni and Frangioni Media design private theaters and media rooms with interior designers from Jupiter and Tequesta to Palm Beach Gardens. The designer keeps control of finishes, fabrics and millwork while we engineer the screen, Dolby Atmos speakers, acoustics and controls behind them. See our home theater design work in Jupiter.
Who does the homeowner call for support after the project is finished?
They call us. We provide ongoing service, remote support and system updates, so the designer is not pulled into technology issues after move-in.
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Bring us into your next project
Tell us about the residence and the look you are designing. We will show you how to get the performance without compromising the room.
Request a Designer Consultation
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