Aside from free popcorn, limitless refills in your refrigerator and the ability to kindly ask chatty Cathy’s to step outside, perhaps the biggest perk of owning your own home theater is sitting in the comfort of the chair of your own choice. When designing your theater, chair selection comes with a wide variety of options.While some people enjoy the novelty of actual movie theater seats, most home movie theaters feature larger, more expensive chairs, allowing for a supremely relaxing movie watching experience. Connected reclining seats still give a sense cinematic camaraderie, without forcing you to endure the upright and locked position common to most nationwide theater chains( i.e. AMC and Regal). The number connected seats you might choose is subject to both the size of the room and the intended purpose of your personal home theater. Four-seat theater loungers might prove fun for the whole family while a simple two-seater can provide a more intimate setting you and a significant other. A standard recliner is still an option for those who choose to use their home theater for both entertainment and as a place of study. Whether watching film for business or enjoying a flick for leisure, some owners appreciate the space as a place of both reflection and solitude.The overall design of the theater should also play a major role in your seating selection. Many home theaters stick to a certain theme. A “Studio 54” set up would call for vintage 70s furniture whereas your “Sunday Sanctuary,” dedicated to worshiping the gods of the gridiron, might feature helmet shaped seating. For more traditional home theaters, leather recliners and recliners are a high ended choice, preserving both a touch of style and class. Also available are separate lines of kids sized options ranging from smaller recreations of traditional recliners to seats that are more indicative of your child’s personality, so when you’re little princess wants to sit on a throne to watch a movie, she will be certain to find a worthy seat.