Garden cinema

How to set up an outdoor cinema in your garden. 1. Find a good spot with not too much sunlight 2. Buy a projector screen 3. Buy a projector

Over the past few years, we have set up our cinema at some pretty amazing locations, from luxury clifftop villas and UNESCO World Heritage Listed Sites to private homes, rooftops, restaurants and even the beach. But don’t just take our word for it – check out some of our coolest private events. Like what you …

A guide to setting up the essentials of a home film-watching party, with tips about creating a cinema in your garden.

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A fun garden project this summer would be to build a backyard movie theater for you and your family to enjoy in the balmy evenings.

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Sometimes outdoor space ends up being wasted space for much longer than planned. After years of a mostly unusable backyard, Jen Rothbury of @cracktheshutters wanted to create an outdoor space that her family could enjoy year-round. For her, that meant getting rid of an old trampoline and getting a hot tub instead. “The hot tub means that we can make the most of our garden even when it’s cold,” Jen says.

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Are you planning a movie night together with family or friends? If yes, we have got some fun ideas. If you love going for unique decor for parties, then you will for sure like these ideas. You can keep it simple with just a rug and pillows, or go for something fun like a blanket