Clever incorporation of technology preserves home's classic charm.
Hidding TV in Plain Sight
Classic Looks
Simple Integration
Motorized Screens
iPad Control
 
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Simple Integration

Only a few Lutron keypads, slim and color matched to the wall surface, are mounted to the walls to enable the homeowners to quickly turn on and off the lights as they enter and leave a room; for everything else, they use the Savant app on their iPhones and iPads.

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