Do you see the speakers in this photo? Of course you don't- they are invisible! All the speakers in this full family room surround-sound system are hidden behind the sheetrock and paint. They are engineered to sound great and to be invisible!

Three gang Invisible Lightswitch® with brass rotary dimmer knobs and toggle. Photographer: Elizabeth Lippman
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Press a button on your mobile device or a keypad in this bathroom, and the TV appears right in the mirror! When you turn it off, you'd never know the TV was there.

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Invisible Grey Marble is a sophisticated and unique natural stone that features a beautiful blend of grey hues with subtle veining. Quarried in Turkey, this marble is a popular choice among architects, interior designers, and contractors who are looking to create elegant and stylish spaces. Invisible Grey Marble is a versatile material that can be used for various applications such as countertops, flooring, walls, and facades. Its neutral color and subtle patterns make it a perfect fit for contemporary and modern designs. If you're looking to add a touch of luxury and warmth to your next project, contact us today to learn more about this exquisite material and how it can transform your space into a work of art.

Invisible Greygold Marble is featured in this stunning bathroom design. Quarried in Brazil, the stone's white-grey background is webbed with taupe veins and gold accents for a striking surface that adds interest to a neutral colorway. Find out more here: http://www.egmcorp.com/marble/invisible-greygold-leather

Named InVision Zero SC, this is the first mainstream Zero Energy Home in Greenville SC. (Stephanie Ellen for Addison Homes)

The picture shows a Sonance invisible in-wall speaker that has been installed within a wall. Unlike traditional in-wall speakers, this speaker is completely hidden from view and is designed to be covered with wallpaper, paint, or other wall treatments. There are no visible grilles or bezels on the speaker, and the surrounding wall surface appears to be seamless. The speaker is mounted securely within the wall, with no visible cables or mounting hardware. The overall impression is that of a hidden, high-performance speaker system that blends seamlessly into the surrounding decor.

This home office is designed to have invisible shelves above the desk .
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Look closely...can you see them!?! Trufig outlets are installed in this backsplash, and can be painted, faux finished, wallpapered, or laminated. They sit flush with the wall or backsplash so that there is no shadowing, blending in seamlessly with the interior. When you are spending the money to pick out that perfect piece of granite for your kitchen, why would you ruin it with standard outlets and plates? Surprisingly affordable too.

The project was completed after running the wires from the fireplace to corner right cabinet where the components were located. The speakers are part of the Monitor Audio Radius series, and they blend in quite nicely with the shelving

Look closely...can you see it!?! Trufig outlets are installed in this backsplash, and can be painted, faux finished, wallpapered, or laminated. They sit flush with the wall or backsplash so that there is no shadowing, blending in seamlessly with the interior. Why ruin the look of your kitchen by using standard outlets and devices? Surprisingly affordable too.

The previous owner had the TV installed in cabinet on the far right. The new owners found that arrangement awkward and ask for a design that would allow for a Samsung Frame TV over the fireplace. They also requested that we replace the previous, large than life speakers on the top shelf with a design which almost disappeared.

An open floorplan and high ceilings make the most of this home's square footage. (Stephanie Ellen for Addison Homes)

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