Theo Kalomirakis Hosts A Celebration of the ‘Art and Soul of Home Theater’

Home theater designer Theo Kalomirakis not only talks the talk; he walks the walk.

The renowned custom integration expert is a movie buff who is owner of around 14,000 DVDs that are neatly arranged in a floor-to-ceiling series of shelves just outside the dedicated home theater he has had built in his Brooklyn, N.Y. apartment.

The theater, which is named Roxy 2.0, perhaps in homage to The Roxy, a 5,000-seat Times Square-area New York City movie palace of yesteryear, incorporates gear from a selection of custom integration-oriented vendors that includes Crestron, Kaleidescape, Stewart Filmscreen, California Audio Technology, Digital Projection, Prima Cinema, Monster, CinemaTech and SH Acoustics.