Every aspect of the system was carefully considered, to ensure the system communicated value and reliable performance. The clients played an active role in the process and numerous collaborative revisions occurred before reaching the final system design.

The interior designer and homeowner wanted the technology to be as invisible as possible. To accomplish this, all equipment was centralized in a dedicated climate controlled “technology closet,” allowing all but the speakers and displays to be installed in a centralized location and out of sight. In addition, the lighting was designed to highlight the unique architectural features of the home. The stunning wood and stone elements of the transitional design and architecture is carefully spotlighted with a lighting control system.

In order to meet the client’s expectations of convenience, the entire home is easily controlled from any smart phone, tablet, handheld touch screen remotes or wall-mounted touch screens.