Scenes for every part of the day
Define a morning, a dinner, a quiet evening, or an away setting once, then recall it from a keypad or touchscreen.
One home.Working together.
Lighting, shades, and audio and video, brought into scenes and controls that feel natural to use.
Discuss your projectTechnology that
stays out of the way.
Home automation is what lets separate systems behave like one. A single touch can set the lights, lower the shades, and start the music, so the house responds to the way you live instead of asking you to manage it.
Plan your home automation projectControls that stay consistent
Keypads, touchscreens, and handheld controls are chosen and labeled so every room works the same way for everyone in the home.
Planned with the architecture
Control locations, wiring, equipment spaces, and finishes are coordinated with your designer, architect, and builder before the walls close.
Room to grow
Start with the rooms that matter most, then add lighting, shades, or audio and video later without replacing what you already have.
Every detail has a purposeEverything in reach.
Everything in reach.
Nothing in the way.
The best control is the one you stop noticing. We keep the number of buttons low, the labels plain, and the scenes meaningful, so a guest can use the house as easily as the people who live in it.
A little more clarityYour questions,
Your questions,
considered.
Does everything in the house need to be automated?
No. We recommend the level of integration that fits how you live. Many homes start with lighting and shades and add other systems when they are needed.
Can automation be added to an existing home?
Often, yes. What is possible depends on the current wiring, the systems already installed, and access to walls and ceilings. A project review establishes the right approach.
Can a scene be changed later?
Yes. Scenes are adjustable. After installation we fine-tune settings with you and walk through how the controls work.