Showing posts with label remodel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remodel. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Before and After

Pictured are the before and after photos of a project we completed with Jonathan McGrath Construction. The cabinet pictured shares a wall with the staircase and is only 6 or so inches deep at the top, but 24 inches deep in the space under the stairs.

Storch coordinated with McGrath to make sure the electronics and speakers would fit in the deeper part of the cabinet (under the stairs) with the upper cabinets and TV section in the areas that had less depth. This provided a good look for the millwork with minimum intrusion into the room.

In addition to the TV and surround sound system in this room, we installed speakers on the summer kitchen pictured in the right of the photo and at the dock beyond.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Storch begins McGrath Project


Storch just began work on our tenth home remodel project with Jonathan McGrath Construction. We're happy to be a long standing team member.

This project is a complete remodel of a lakefront home in Longwood. Jack tore the interior down to the studs and is moving walls and adding a master suite.

Storch will provide an entertainment system with a family room surround sound system, outdoor music, and all of the phone, cable and data networking.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Cocoa Beach Retreat


When Phil Kean Designs needed a system designed for this beach house remodel, Storch Entertainment Systems was called in to create a simple AV system that could be used not only by the owners but any guest they may lend the house to for a weekend retreat.

We created a reliable system with high quality components that are hidden in the bar cabinetry and operated from a simple hand held remote that operates on radio frequency, eliminating the need to aim or point the remote at an "eye" or "receiver."  One touch of the "MUSIC" button, turns on the system, sets the surround sound mode, turns on the plasma, and selects the Jazz station.  All with only a single touch.  



The 50 inch plasma monitor pictured "floats" in front of the sheer drapes and can be angled such that it can be viewed from the living room or dining area.  

   

This project won the October 2008 Merit Award from Remodeling Magazine.