Shoji screens and other decorative elements help tame unruly audio.
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Form and Function

Decorative elements are more than just eye candy, though. Through thoughtful design and collaboration with the electronics integrators at Smith & Sons, Sacramento, Calif., they also help improve the performance of the room’s audio and video components.

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