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Notes from the studio.
Writing on private cinema — the design decisions, the engineering behind them, and the way the two meet in a finished room.

Designed around you, not a catalogue
Three recent studies from the studio: a room you can see before it exists, a six seat cinema built around African art, and a cocoon called The Nest.
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A Skybox for PSG and Barça
Two legendary clubs, one private cinema. Twelve recliners on three tiers, the stadium under glass, and your own stand at home.
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The Nest: a cinema that feels like home
Soft fur, warm light and a teddy bear that saves your seat. A private cinema designed around a feeling, not a catalogue.
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Official distribution partner of Infinity Seating
Two Dancing Owls is now an official distribution partner of Infinity Seating Solutions for Europe and Africa.
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Six seats. One room. Nothing by accident.
A design study for a six seat private cinema, with African art built into the walls from the very first drawing.
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This is where the magic happens
Remember MTV Cribs? The gold taps have not aged well. The cinema room has.
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One studio, one accountability
What changes when the same team draws the room, engineers it, builds it and signs it off.
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Designing for the architect's drawing
What a cinema specialist should contribute at design stage — and what it should never take away.
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Acoustics before equipment
The order in which decisions are made determines what a room can ever sound like.
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A composition, not a product
Why a cinema room resists being bought in parts — and what changes when proportion, light, acoustics and fabric are resolved together.
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