Whole house intelligence for a modern minimalist villa: smart lighting, motorised curtains, HVAC with fresh air and security all on one KNX bus, with lighting zoned along the daily circulation route to keep the experience unobtrusive.
A whole house system built around lighting and window treatments: dimming and motorised shading grouped by floor, with entrance, reception and cinema scenes switched in one action as light follows the rhythm of the day.
A contemporary upgrade for a distinguished residence in western Beijing: interior lighting, curtains, underfloor heating and security managed centrally, with lighting quality matched to the classical garden architecture and the whole home visible on one screen.
Whole house integration in a high-rise residence in the city centre: lighting, curtains, air conditioning and security in one system, controlled from touch panels and a phone app so the home is secure whether you are in or out.
Smart design and delivery for a villa against the hillside: from courtyard lighting to interior scenes, a KNX bus brings lighting, shading, HVAC and security into one system with indoor and outdoor linked.
Lighting design delivered in a low-density villa district in the city: living, dining, bedroom and courtyard lighting layered separately, with main fixtures and light strips switching automatically by scene.
Whole house smart fit-out for a modern villa: smart lighting, motorised curtains, background music and home cinema working together, with the living room switching between reception and cinema modes in one action.
Smart delivery for a new Chinese-style residence: lighting, shading, HVAC, security and courtyard equipment managed on one platform, where Chinese spatial aesthetics and modern technology sit comfortably under the same roof.
Lighting and scene delivery for a top-end villa district, focused on the quality of light rather than the quantity of fittings — the goal is light you see rather than fittings you see, with the whole house adjusting automatically to sunrise, sunset and daily routine.
The house is lived in, not demonstrated. That difference shapes every decision we make on site.
The goal in a villa is light you see rather than fittings you see. On site we concentrate on illuminance distribution and glare control, not on adding circuits.
Motorised shading and dimming only work as a pair: shading to cut summer heat load, daylight admitted in winter. The energy benefit comes from the combination rather than either system alone.
A finished system is only the beginning. Owners and staff have different daily habits, so we train scene operation by role and leave a written quick-reference card behind.
KNX is an open standard, so devices from different brands work together. Adding panels or sensors, or changing brand, later does not mean discarding the system.
Illuminance distribution and glare control solved on site.
Summer heat load cut, winter daylight admitted.
Owner and staff both trained, with a quick-reference card.
KNX is open — later additions do not mean starting again.
