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Deep Blue Deco

From the Art Deco fixtures to the custom carpet, this CEDIA Award Winner (Home Cinema, Level III, EMEA) by Clever Association is the definition of "attention to detail."

The Room Disappears

Pyramid Group combined the perfect equipment and aesthetics to provide an exceptional cinematic experience, and won a CEDIA Award for Best Home Cinema, Level II (EMEA).

Wandsworth Home Cinema

Philharmonic AV created a future-proof viewing experience that delivers a knockout punch, and won a CEDIA Award (Best Home Cinema, Level I, EMEA), too.

Back to the Boat

The winning project here (CEDIA® Awards: Marine, Auto or Aircraft, Asia Pacific) was a yacht that Liquid Automation had outfitted 10 years earlier.

Total Immersion

This stunning project was part of a new home, and Liquid Automation was able to create a “purpose-built” space with a completely immersive experience — including a Dolby Atmos sound system.

Keep It Simple

An incredibly simple user interface that works from 29 different interchangeable iPads controls every system in this luxurious home. The project won Best Integrated Home, Level IV (Asia-Pacific) in the 2017 CEDIA Awards.

High on a Hill

A whole-home rewire, a dedicated home cinema, and robust networking and security systems make this project an award-winner.

Many Windows, Many Views

The needs that the integrator had to meet, according to Look & Listen: “The client’s [directive] was to create a home that ‘lives’ the way his family does."

The Sanctuary

The CEDIA judges were impressed by the economy of this whole-home integration with its lighting scenes, elegant rack, and thoughtful security solutions.

Bring the IMAX Home

The client wanted this room literally packed to the rafters with a system designed to impress those familiar with an IMAX experience.

Good Things in Small Spaces

Electronic Living overcame the challenges presented by this small space -- and won a CEDIA Award for their efforts.

The Monochrome Cinema

This award-winning home theater was described by CEDIA’s judges as “an incredible installation for the price.”

Digital Drama

This project from ZIO Group won a CEDIA Award for "Best Lighting Control and Installation."

The Playhouse

This award-winning project, which includes everything from a dedicated home theater to a basketball court, is the ultimate getaway play space.

The Hideaway

Every aspect, from speaker placement to video solutions, was brilliantly executed in this award-winning multi-media room by Casaplex.

The Radio

Marrying modern technology to nearly 100-year-old components won a CEDIA Award for Best Innovative Solution for Admit One Home Systems.

Biggest Bang for the Buck

The challenges for this award-winning media room: a built-in kitchen, two large windows, and a budget of only $90,000.

Surf's Up

This award-winning by Land & Sea Entertainment is an oceanfront home that includes lighting that allows the owners and guests to surf any time they please.

Entertainment For All

This winner by Mexico's Smartlab is designed to be so comfortable, luxurious, and packed with entertainment options that the client’s five daughters won’t want to leave the house.

The Expansion

This award-winning expansion project includes a home office, dedicated cinema, and 40-car show garage.

The Quick Pick

This whole-home integration features a way to choose lighting, music and video options easily with a "Quick Pick" feature.

Desert Sanctuary

A dedicated cinema in a desert vacation home, this theater was a collaboration between Paradise Theater and AudioVisions.

The Playhouse Theater

This theater won CEDIA Awards for Best Home Cinema, Level IV -- Americas/Asia/Pacific and Global Divisions -- and the space that surrounds it also won a Best Special Project Award.

The Jewel Box

A challenging wall of glass and keeping extraneous sound out were keys to this project's success.

Second Time Around

Lighting control, audio and video distribution, security and access control with a CCTV surveillance system, and an intercom are all part of this new home.

It Goes To 11

While this room’s technically a home theater, the client wanted volume — concert-level volume. Wavetrain Cinemas obliged.

The Urban Edge

This home picked up Finalist honors for Electronic Living in the 2016 CEDIA Awards (Integrated Home, Asia Pacific).

Sound, Vision, Motion

This project – by Australia’s Electronic Living – features unique lighting scenes, state-of-the-art audio and video, hidden speakers, and motion effects in the seating.

The Guest House

This project by Logic Integration, Inc., was a finalist in the 2016 CEDIA® Awards, Special Project category.

Home Haven

This state-of-the-art home theater features a 120” screen driven by a Sim2 SuperLumis projector and Auro-3D sound.

Happy Family

This homeowner needed to be able to monitor the house while traveling abroad, and the system needed to be able to handle a group of people constantly coming and going, each with their own music and lighting preferences.

Double Duty

California's Custom Home Technologies created this terrific finalist in the CEDIA® Awards (Home Theater, Level II).

Goodnight Home

Lighting for this project was key to its finish as a finalist in the Integrated Home, Level I Category at the 2016 CEDIA® Awards.

Windows on the World

The perimeter of this home is all glass — perfect for raking in the local views, but challenging for the HVAC system. That’s why 60 automated roller shades are in play.

The Clone

The Bekins team replicates a a client’s cherished home theater in a new building.

Victorian Retro

Admit One Home Systems managed to update a 100-year-old home while preserving its Victorian vibe.

Step Down to Step Up

This project by Admit One Home Systems was a finalist at the CEDIA Awards in 2016 (Home Theater, Level I).

Feel the Force

This home theater pays homage to very particular series of science-fiction films.

All in the Family

Security was key in this integrated home that took top honors in two CEDIA awards categories.

Lights, Controllers, Action

This elegant project won a CEDIA Award for Best Integrated Home, Level I, 2016.

The Landmark

This whole-home integration maintains the original "feel" of an historic home.

Best Garage Ever

A multi-seat theater. A full kitchen. A terrific Xbox experience. All in a space where a family used to park their cars.

Born in the 60s

This retrofit demanded uncluttered spaces (there are little ones about!) and lots of room for upgrades.

Hooray for Hollywood

This high-end home theater was built for a true cinephile: a Hollywood screenwriter/producer/director.

On the Job

This home theater was built for an entertainment executive who screens films for both pleasure and critical evaluation.

The Listening Room

The client for this media room is a dedicated audiophile who’d spent years looking for just the right combination of components for his extensive collection of jazz, classical, and rock recordings.

A Bigger Boat

This vessel, customized by Liquid Automation, is a 144-foot (43.9 meter) yacht that serves both as “home away from home” and space for entertaining guests.

Mountain Retreat

This whole-home automation so impressed the client that the firm was invited to customize the owner's yacht.

The View

An open floor plan, clean lines, and amazing views demanded hidden technology in this Australian home.

Rock On

This home theater is built for concert films -- it's got to be loud, and it's got to be clear.

The Director's Chair

This home cinema was constructed as a private theater for one of China's most successful film directors.

Deep Black

This home cinema, was lauded as having “light off the screen [that’s] better than commercial theaters.”

The Butler's Call Box

The challenge: Bring a home’s intercom, climate and lighting technology into 2016 while preserving the dwelling’s 110-year-old history and aesthetic.

The Lodge

The vison for this New Zealand home was initially a private residence that was as luxuriously-appointed as one of the world’s “super-yachts."

Mona Bina

This 1930s lakefront home in the Upper Midwest carries the name given to the dwelling by original owners: “Mona Bina.” It also needed to retain its historic charm as Union Place, Inc. brought the home’s technology into the 21st century.

Top of the Mountain

This stunning home in Canadian ski country is a vacation retreat of the first order – and the smart technology planning began in the home’s blueprint stages.

Master Control

This home boasts one of the most carefully constructed layouts of control devices we’ve come across – and each panel has several “layers” of commands.

The Green House

In addition to creating an automated home that was easy to use, Advanced Technologies needed to find sustainable solutions when outfitting this home.

Vista del Arte (“A View of Art”)

This Latin-American project demanded total interoperability – many systems run from a single controller.

Massachusetts Marvel

This Nantucket gem was commissioned by a homeowner who’s researched the gear needed to achieve the ultimate high-end home cinema.

The Deco Private Theater

This versatile room for viewing movies and sports provides the highest performance standards and a unique decorative flair.

Second Time Around

Electronics Design Group was approached by a customer who wanted to replicate the family’s “blue theater” they’d installed in another home in a different state.