Kasabe Designs Inc

09/10/2026

A little trip to the French Quarter—without leaving home.

The inspiration for this home cinema came from the homeowners’ love of New Orleans. Kasabe Designs developed the room from design and engineering through AV integration, programming and installation.

Original French Quarter artwork became part of the architecture itself. Glen Hoffman of 3D Squared prepared and adapted the artwork for large-format reproduction across the fabric panels, creating a continuous streetscape that surrounds the room.

And tucked beneath the fleur-de-lis on the rear wall is one of our favorite details—a hidden pass-through connecting the cinema to the bar behind it. 🍿

Years later, this room is still a wonderful reminder that a home cinema can be more than a place to watch a movie. It can tell the homeowners’ story.

French Quarter Home Cinema | Kasabe Designs

Stewart Filmscreen

09/03/2026

Abe’s out of the office… apparently that means the archives are unsupervised. 😂

CEDIA 2014. Denver. The Cake Boss. And yes, there was cake. 🍰

08/28/2026

Home Cinema Talk | Episode 2

What’s the first step in building a home cinema?

It sounds like a simple question… but is it?

We asked. He answered.

Now we want to hear from you: what do YOU think comes first?

08/27/2026

THROWBACK THURSDAY • 2016

This home cinema was far away… so before anything hit the road, we built and tested the system here first.

Equipment was assembled, connected and tested before being carefully packed, crated and sent on its way.

A little extra preparation before a long-distance installation can make a very big difference once you arrive on site.

But where did all of this end up?

Come back Monday. We’ll show you the home cinema behind those crates.

08/24/2026

Sometimes construction reveals an unexpected opportunity.

While building this home cinema, we discovered unused space behind the wall. After discussing it with the client and construction manager, we decided to put that space to use — turning one of the decorative wall panels into a hidden door.

Good design is also about recognizing opportunities as a project takes shape.

08/22/2026

The very first Home Cinema Talk with Kasabe Designs 🍿

We’re starting with a simple question:

What is Home Cinema?

More conversations to come.

Have a home cinema question? Leave it in the comments below 👇 — it might be our next Home Cinema Talk. 🍿

Where experience creates the experience.

08/20/2026

Throwback Thursday 🎬

Kasabe Designs Archives
A Home Cinema • 2006

This home theater combined an inviting aesthetic with carefully planned performance.

Behind the design was a thoughtfully selected system:

• Stewart Filmscreen Luxus Deluxe
• Digital Projection dVision 1080p projector
• Triad InRoom Gold LCR speakers
• Triad InRoom PowerSub
• Triad InWall Silver surrounds
• AMX control system

From picture and sound to simple, integrated control, every component had a purpose—and every detail worked together to create the complete cinema experience. Stewart Filmscreen Triad

08/17/2026

We’re proud to see this extraordinary home cinema featured in Residential Systems for Home Theater Week 2026.

First and foremost, our heartfelt thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Brewer for trusting us with their vision and giving this talented team the opportunity to bring it to life.

A special thank you to Glen Hoffman and 3D Squared for the creativity and beautiful artwork that gives this cinema so much of its character, and to Ethan Bourdeau of Bourdeau Acoustical Design for his expertise in helping the room perform as beautifully as it looks.

To Daniel Jones of JBL Synthesis, thank you for your expert calibration.

As Kasabe Designs’ Abe Rasoulian shared with Residential Systems:

“We were integrating dozens of speakers, multiple layers of acoustics, and a luxury design aesthetic. Every inch of the room had to work for both performance and beauty.”

Our sincere thanks to HomeTroniX, Chad Young, Abbey Redmon and WDD Architects, Berkeley Woodworking, Kendrix Robb, Harman Luxury Audio, and every designer, fabricator, craftsman, and specialist who contributed to this remarkable project.

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Stewart Filmscreen

08/13/2026