Dining area, kitchen and foyer seen from the Great Room. One of the drivers in generating the floor plan was a set of seeming contradictory goals. In watching the scouting tape of the family, I was very aware that this was a family who genuinely enjoyed being with each other. One of my goals therefore was to create a central communal space that the family could share. I wanted to keep this space at an intimate scale but was over-ruled by the show staff due to 'camera angles'. In our computer generated image of this space, color was used to create a datum line that was closer to the floor and which would serve to bring down the visual scale of the room. In the scouting tape the family members spoke of "Living on top of each other", "not having privacy" and "not being able to get away". Each of the bedrooms were place in their own 'pavilion' creating a sense of thier own place. But to maintain the sense of the strong family connection, each of the bedrooms connected through alcoves directly into the communal areas of the house. Another oddity of houses built for TV is the sheer amount of lighting fixtures which are installed. Again the studio takes over when it comes to lighting. I had hoped that I could convince the show to reduce the number of fixtures, divide the lights into multiple circuits and put them all on dimmers. I am not sure where the dimmer/multi-circuit recommendation ended up, but the number of light fixtures did not get reduced.

Roberts Electric collaborated with McCutcheon Construction and Robineve Interiors on this universal bathroom makeover, a 2019 REMMIE award winner in the Residential Bathroom in the $50,00-75,000 category. Soft light colors and gold-toned accents helped transform a spacious, but dark and dated bathroom into a welcoming refuge. Recessed lighting complements the abundant natural light to create a sunny sanctuary. We replaced the old electrical panel and created new circuiting to accommodate the new construction. McCutcheon Construction Robineve Interiors

Roberts Electric collaborated with McCutcheon Construction and Robineve Interiors on this universal bathroom makeover, a 2019 REMMIE award winner in the Residential Bathroom in the $50,00-75,000 category. Soft light colors and gold-toned accents helped transform a spacious, but dark and dated bathroom into a welcoming refuge. Recessed lighting complements the abundant natural light to create a sunny sanctuary. We replaced the old electrical panel and created new circuiting to accommodate the new construction. McCutcheon Construction Robineve Interiors

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Elegant entryway photo in Chicago

Electrical labor to install Wallbox charger for Tesla EV. Ran copper wire from panel to desired charger location. Relocated location of breaker box to be positioned higher than existing meter stands to allow for future expansion by other owners. Utilized a single breaker box that can support four (4) separate circuits rated at 50A each. The sub-panel will have the provisions for those breakers. Run conduit lines in parallel and as close as possible to to existing conduits.

Custom doors cover the electrical panel
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Galley kitchen was given a simple clean new look. Brief was to modernise and make the space lighter and brighter but I suggested the sophisticated slightly warm off white tones to stop the space feeling stark, add sophistication and harmonise with the living areas. LED lighting was added under the cabinetry on a dimmable circuit so it was adjustable for a more atmospheric effect in the evening as it is opposite the dining area.

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Dead On Electrical Services completed this EV charger installation in Las Vegas, providing safe and reliable Level 2 home charging. This installation included professional mounting, dedicated circuit installation, and code-compliant wiring for convenient daily charging. We install Tesla Wall Connectors, NEMA 14-50 outlets, ChargePoint, and other home EV charging solutions throughout Las Vegas, Henderson, and North Las Vegas.

This project involved installing millwork in a few different locations throughout the apartment. Each space called for an individual approach and presented unique challenges. An extensive hallway closet had to provide ample storage for shoes and closing and hosting an AV unit, hidden circuit breaker, and some access to communications panels. The smaller closet needed access to AC units. The walk-in closet needed some particular storage solutions. The TV unit was unique by design.

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The LED Pipe is a cylinder shaped steel pendant with a clear diffuser on the bottom. Finish in satin nickel. Includes 8 feet of field-cuttable coaxial cable and fast jack connector. Mounts to a Monorail connector, Monorail 2 Circuit connector, or Fast Jack LED power canopy, sold separately. 80 CRI, 70 percent lumen maintenance based on 50,000 hours of operation. Includes 8 watt, 12 volt, 3000K LED lamp. General light distribution. ETL listed. 1.2W x 13.75H.

This project involved installing millwork in a few different locations throughout the apartment. Each space called for an individual approach and presented unique challenges. An extensive hallway closet had to provide ample storage for shoes and closing and hosting an AV unit, hidden circuit breaker, and some access to communications panels. The smaller closet needed access to AC units. The walk-in closet needed some particular storage solutions. The TV unit was unique by design.

Entryway - traditional entryway idea in Chicago

This project involved installing millwork in a few different locations throughout the apartment. Each space called for an individual approach and presented unique challenges. An extensive hallway closet had to provide ample storage for shoes and closing and hosting an AV unit, hidden circuit breaker, and some access to communications panels. The smaller closet needed access to AC units. The walk-in closet needed some particular storage solutions. The TV unit was unique by design.

Crestron-controlled backlit padded headboard, motorized roller shades, and motorized striped drapes in the primary bedroom of this Brickell Key penthouse. Recessed lighting, headboard lighting, and shades all on independent circuits - adjustable from the Crestron keypad on the nightstand without leaving bed.