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.

There are two types of home theaters. One offers a place to watch a movie every now and then. While exciting when first introduced into your home, the thrill soon vanishes, leaving an often-empty room. 

Then, there is the home cinema that puts a smile on your face every time you enter it. When you sit back in the customized theater chair, your shoulders lower, and every muscle seems to relax. Press a button, and the lights dim, your chair reclines, and lifelike images and immersive surround sound take you to another world. 

This theater represents the pinnacle of home entertainment, the one-of-a-kind, customized home theater design. There’s really nothing quite like it. 

So, how do you make sure your home theater creates a lasting impression?

It’s all in the details. 

Today’s homebuyers want technology-driven features. Research shows that 7 in 10 homebuyers want a smart home with devices used for convenience and time savings. Lighting control fits that bill as a key element to consider adding to modern home designs. In fact, lighting ranked #2 out of 10 on a list of most desired smart home devices. Specifiers should consider how smart lighting can improve aesthetics, energy efficiency, and usability in their builds. And, when it comes time to implement, they should partner with an integrator. 

You might think, “Wait, wouldn’t an electrician be the person for that job?” It’s true that electricians are experts in wiring and installation, but it’s also true that smart lighting is more than just power and fixtures; it’s technology, too. An integrator has expertise in automation, system compatibility, and long-term functionality that an electrician simply doesn’t have, making them a better option to satisfy end users. Continue reading to explore the benefits of partnering with a technology integrator for smart shading and lighting control.

Controlling your home’s lighting doesn’t have to be complicated. Today’s smart lighting systems require only a single button press to adjust brightness, set the mood, or turn everything off for the night across your entire home. Say goodbye to your evening routine of walking from room to room, flipping switches. Continue reading to learn how lighting control transforms your everyday tasks with one touch that puts you in total control.