In an effort
to enhance our Video Conference Rooms, we recently updated them. Our main focus was to create a warmer environment
for our guests. After looking through
various colors for the walls we chose a medium blue. It was important to use flat paint because
glossy paint would reflect too much light to the video conference camera.
Our Video Conference System is connected to three monitors in the large room for good visibility to all. We decided to update the middle monitor to a 52’’ LCD LED TV. We placed this on a credenza. Once we had the monitor in place, we felt it was not high enough. To solve this problem we built a custom platform and wrapped it in black fabric to give it a finished look.
Another solution was needed to get the camera to rest on top of the LED TV so we built a custom bracket. We painted the bracket a flat black which made it blend in with the monitor. Once our Video Conference equipment was back in both rooms we carefully selected framed paintings and pictures to hang in them. They added that necessary extra touch of warmth and also created points of interests in the rooms.
Although it would have been easier to paint each room and change nothing else, we tried to step into our guests’ shoes. This allowed us to think about each choice and create rooms that are comfortable, warm, and inviting. Here’s a link to our website where you can check out our rooms.
http://iavnj.com/videoconferencing.php
Thanks for taking the time to read this. On the next blog I’ll talk about our new IP network.
What percentage of grey did the blue you use have in it? Had a look at the photos on your website, but hard to tell from pics on a computer screen. We're on the other side of the world but offering some similar services to you guys (Telestream AV), and we're thinking about repainting our VC room - grey is the obvious choice but it will look pretty... well, grey!
ReplyDeleteI don't know what percentage of grey was in the color. I would say the color is a lighter blue with a hint of grey. I hope this helps.
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