Integration Controls, LLC

Home Improvement Professionals , Home Automation & Home Media
5 Reviews
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Integration Controls, LLC
5 Reviews

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TVs provide the bowling score - or the Cardinals game - the choice is as simple as a button press.
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Another view of this stunning dining room without a speaker in sight.
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See the speakers? Hope not! That was the intent in this formal dining room: nice, subtle sound without seeing a thing. (Hint: they are built into the bottom of the columns)
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A beautiful Grand Salon needs not be peppered with unsightly speakers... Here, custom speakers were built into the catwalk, with a hidden subwoofer to round out the sound. A beautiful room with great (hidden) sound.
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Before iPads ruled the world, touchpanels were used for simple access to a home's control.
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A closet of every woman's dream, with simple lighting control as only a part of it!
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Stickers for the kids and words for those that can read! Press the button and a lot of lights come on with ease. (Yes, we know some items are misspelled... only so many characters can be placed on those buttons!)
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The primary equipment location in this house is built into the mechanical room, trimmed to look as finished as it would be, if out in the open.
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From left to right: 8 buttons for lighting scenes, a hidden temperature sensor, and a carbon monoxide sensor (not the prettiest addition, but it's safe!).
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This Guest Room comes with many amenities, including a nice surround system and simple control.
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What's hidden from this room? The receiver, satellite box, DVD player, projector screen, pile of remotes, and more...
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The man of the house won the battle for a larger TV in this house. :)
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A simple on-wall television installation, paired with a small soundbar, offers better audio that the TV speakers alone. With all wires and 'black boxes' out of sight, the dresser is left clean for simple home decorations.
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Keeping the 'black boxes' and wires out of sight is our specialty! We love how this room turned out - and not just because of the electronic systems... look at that chair! Love!
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Small form-factor speakers rest on either side of the art work for great sound in a small package.
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Speakers are meant to be heard and unseen in this Kitchen installation.
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'Before' the TV was tucked in a nook to the left of the fireplace. 'After' it is placed over the fire, centered on the room and on the living space. Source material (satellite, DVD server, and more) are out of sight, keeping with this home's clean aesthetic.
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Watch the morning news or catch ESPN recaps in the bathroom, with small TV and simple handheld remote.
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A close-up shot of a handheld remote combined with a small touchscreen for ease of use.
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Before iPads ruled the world, in-wall touchpanels provided one-touch access for connected homes. Are the kids gaming too much? The 'mommy-button' takes care of that by shutting down the gaming center when you say "dinner is ready"!
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