Interview Den vs Cozy Corner vs High Roller vs Glow Lounge: Which Set Fits Your Show

The four sets at a glance

All four sets are at 4160 S Durango Dr Unit 140. Studio 1 holds the Interview Den and the Glow Lounge. Studio 2 holds the High Roller and the Cozy Corner.

Every set comes with the same session: the multi-camera setup, broadcast microphones on arms, lighting already in place, a producer running the technical side, and a finished, edited episode.

Interview Den: the table set for sit-down interviews

The Interview Den is the set to book when the show is a real interview. Mics sit on arms over a white table, the framing is clean, and the audio is broadcast quality. It fits a host plus one or two guests, which makes it the only set built for three people on mic. Choose it for expert interviews, panel-style episodes with a guest pair, and talking-head content that needs to look professional without looking dramatic.

Cozy Corner: the lounge set for relaxed conversations

The Cozy Corner is two boucle armchairs against an oak slat wall, with an on-air sign in frame. It reads as a conversation rather than an interview. Book it for creator and lifestyle episodes, casual interviews and solo recordings, where a desk would make the show feel stiffer than it is.

High Roller: the dark room for a show that should look expensive

The High Roller is black walls, a granite desk and a lit shelf wall, with a full lighting rig. It has two mic positions at the desk. This is the set for a brand-hosted show, a premium product segment or a two-person conversation that should look cinematic on camera. If your clips will run next to polished brand content, start here.

Glow Lounge: the daylight room for beauty and wellness

The Glow Lounge is a white room with natural light, a burnt orange sofa and a leather chair, with two mic positions. It is warmer and softer than a desk set. Beauty, wellness and lifestyle hosts book it because the light is flattering and the room does not feel like an office.

How to choose: three quick questions

1. How many people are on mic? Three people points to the Interview Den. Everything else seats two, and the Cozy Corner also works for solo shows.
2. Should it feel like an interview or a conversation? A table (Interview Den) or desk (High Roller) reads as an interview. Armchairs (Cozy Corner) or a sofa (Glow Lounge) read as a conversation.
3. Dark or bright? The High Roller is the dark, cinematic look. The Glow Lounge is the bright, daylight look. The Interview Den and Cozy Corner sit in between, with warm wood tones.

Tell us how many people will be on mic when you book so the room is set for your format before you arrive. Because all four sets share one address, a show can switch looks between seasons or segments without changing studios.

What a session includes, on any set

• The room, already set for recording
• The multi-camera setup, microphones on arms and lighting in place
• A producer running the technical side the whole session
• A fully edited episode you can publish, not raw footage

Your first fully edited episode is $149 for a session of about 90 minutes. Plan about two hours door to door. For the full walkthrough, read what to expect at your first session and the host and guest checklist. Comparing studios across town? See our comparison of Las Vegas podcast studios.