ResidentialIn a design-forward brick residence by Quality Audio Video, Crestron Home OS became the invisible layer behind lighting, shading, audio, video, and daily ease.
Curiosity, in the context of lighting design and life, is acknowledging that before I can improve your world, I first need to understand it.
Every integrator has received the same phone call. Netflix isn’t streaming. Music keeps dropping out. Lighting scenes no longer work. Security cameras won’t load clearly. When this happens, homeowners come to a simple conclusion: the smart home isn’t working.
Clients usually don’t wonder whether the issues are happening because of a disruption with their internet service…
Jason Bourg, owner of Bourg Builders + Design in North Central Arkansas, sits down to discuss how technology has become a natural part of his custom homebuilding process.
Bourg shares his path from medicine to construction, how his lifelong interest in building shaped his company, and why home automation has become central to the way…
Audio Advice returned to the Sheraton Raleigh Hotel for the fifth year running, and the experience continues to leave attendees amazed.
With all due respect to the countless trade shows that are peppered throughout the year, there’s nothing quite like a real-world experience to fully understand what is possible in a fully integrated space. It makes sense, then, why shows try to provide those sound room experiences, or why brands will take over a massive suite…
At Las Vegas Summer Market, I had the pleasure of moderating “Designing Smarter Together: Seamlessly Integrating Technology into Residential Design,” a brand-neutral conversation with Bret Jacob of Phoenix Marketing Group and Joe Whitaker of Origin Acoustics.
The room included designers, builders, architects, manufacturers, representatives, and other professionals who all touch the residential project in different…
London home showcases the balance of invisible integration and statement-making audio across a private cinema and games room.
Mitch Klein joins the Connected Design Podcast to reflect on more than three decades in the custom integration industry and his long-running work with CEDIA.
Outdoor living continues to become a larger part of the connected home conversation, but for many CEDIA integrators, outdoor lighting can still feel like a separate discipline. Unique Lighting Systems, a division of The Toro Company, is looking to lower that barrier with a new CEDIA Partner Program built around design support, dealer education, field…
