Recessed lighting works best for a home theater room because you can dim it or turn it off. Home theater installers can build this into your ceiling or add a drop ceiling to facilitate installation. Other lighting ideas include brackets for lighting that throw the light into the ceiling.

After constructing raised platforms for your home theater room seating, consider installing your lighting straight into the stair face of the platform. This will prevent tripping and provide adequate light for seeing before a movie begins. Adding a dimmer switch can dim lights down without intruding onto the screen and provide enough lighting for moving about if need be.
After deciding on your theme, you can hang posters from your favorite action movie on your walls if you’re a fan. Other décor items could include panels and simple frames with insulation behind to help with the room’s auditory range.

Add drapes or heavy curtains to cover the screen when it’s not in use or to frame the screen like in an actual movie theater. Select a color scheme that blends in with your theme. Dark colors will work well for your home theater room because they do not reflect light.

If your home theater room has windows, ensure that you cover them with thick drapes to prevent light from coming in.