Building a new home is a significant milestone. Amidst the excitement of innovative design and stunning finishes, it’s easy to overlook the importance of technology. Integrating Savant systems can significantly improve the homeowner experience, making day-to-day life easier and adding value to the property. 

Knowing how to incorporate these systems is essential for contractors, including home builders, architects, and designers. Ultimately, your goal should be delivering a modern living experience that resonates with your clients. Find out how to do that below—keep reading!

Enjoying your home to the fullest requires more than simply comfortable furniture or nice colors on the walls. The quality of lighting in your home has a huge influence because it impacts your comfort, mood, and overall living experience. Whether you're preparing for a productive day or winding down in the evening, the right lighting can make those transitions feel seamless and more enjoyable.

Luckily, there is always a smart system to help you achieve the perfect living experience. At Home Theater of Long Island, we highly recommend Lutron lighting control, as you get more than just on and off switches; you get personalized lighting scenes, intelligent automation, and effortless control that enhances your daily life. 

Let’s explore how Lutron transforms comfort, ambiance, and energy efficiency with the tap of a button.

Imagine presenting a home where the lighting evolves effortlessly throughout the day—perfectly tuned to the homeowner’s comfort and your design vision. That’s the transformative power of motorized shading. At Home Theater of Long Island, we specialize in helping designers like you enhance interiors through intelligent, stylish shading solutions that marry beauty with functionality. When you partner with us, you gain a trusted collaborator dedicated to maintaining your vision while delivering lasting benefits to your clients.

Discover the Ease of Use and Seamless Integration of Motorized Shading

Today, the use of natural light in a home is a significant design consideration. Designers, architects, and builders maximize sunlight, conscious of the orientation of the windows and the house itself. Natural light floods the home, bringing its beauty and reducing the need for electric lights. It illuminates spaces in a way artificial light can’t.

The challenge lies in managing this inspiring light.

Too much of it, and a home’s interior begins to fade. In south-facing windows with direct sunlight, the intense light can cause solar heat gain, putting more pressure on your cooling system. Conversely, too little sunlight starts to affect our moods and sleep-wake cycle.  

The answer lies in motorized shading.