Sound that follows you through the villa
Multiroom audio, home cinema and sound by the pool: designed as one system and run from wherever you already are.
Most houses end up with sound in pieces. A soundbar in the living room, a speaker that needs its own app in the kitchen, a cinema the children can’t start without you. Each part works on its own and none of them work together, so the music stops at the kitchen door and half of it goes unused.
What’s included
- Multiroom audio across the house, or only the zones you use: the same music everywhere, or different music in each room.
- Home cinema designed as a room, with picture, sound, acoustics and lighting planned together.
- Sound outside for the terrace, pool and garden, built for open air and weather.
- One way to control all of it: source, room and volume, from a panel, a phone or an ordinary remote.
- Voice control where you want it, added to the usual switches and remotes.
- Cabling planned into the house, so speakers sit where they belong rather than where the wire reached.
How we work
- Listen – we start with how you use each room and where the sound matters, not how many speakers fit on a floor.
- Design – we plan the acoustics, the system and the cable routes around the house and how it looks.
- Install – cabling runs with the architecture, and speakers are placed for the sound and for the room.
- Calibrate and hand over – tuned room by room, set up so everyone can use it, documented and yours.
It’s the end of the day. The same album follows you from the kitchen out to the terrace without a break, with no phone in your hand. Later the family wants a film: one button dims the lights, lowers the screen and the room becomes a cinema. Guests never ask how it works. They press play.
Works with the rest
Sound everywhere depends on a network that holds: streaming runs on it, and when it drops you get clicks and silence instead of music. Through the smart-home layer, “movie night” becomes a single moment: the lights fade, the screen comes down, the sound switches to cinema and the blinds close, together.
Hear your house the way it should sound
We’ll start with how you live in it and design audio and cinema that fit the house and the people in it.
