
A Kitchen Drawn in Light
The kitchen was already a beautiful room, so the lighting had one job: to show it well. Its recessed ceiling lights answer to the home’s control system, and each fixture can be set on its own from a keypad or by voice.
A visual journal of residences where light, sound and shade are designed into the architecture, and the technology itself stays quietly out of sight.

At Haslam Terrace, the brief centered on three things: lighting that flatters the architecture, light that keeps the grounds secure after dark, and shading that guards the family’s privacy. Each answers to the same control system, inside and out.

The kitchen was already a beautiful room, so the lighting had one job: to show it well. Its recessed ceiling lights answer to the home’s control system, and each fixture can be set on its own from a keypad or by voice.

Privacy mattered most to this family, so motorized shades run throughout the residence. They open and close on their own with the time of day, and any room can be adjusted at once from a keypad or by voice, without anyone reaching for a cord.

Around the pools, the landscape lighting makes every edge and step safe to walk after dark. It rises gradually as evening falls, and when the family wants the garden darker and more private, one touch dims or turns off the whole system.
Three more homes where the technology is felt in the way the house behaves, and never seen.



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