Audio Visual
Multi-room music and video from the highest-quality systems, bringing your favourite films and music to life in every room.
Entertainment, engineered to disappear into the architecture.
The best entertainment systems deliver reference-grade picture and sound while the technology itself disappears into the fabric of the home. We design and integrate discreet multi-room audio, media and display systems that look and sound effortless.
From music that follows you through the house to a beautifully calibrated home theatre, every system is specified around the room's acoustics and your taste, then made effortless to control.
Reference picture and sound, hidden within the fabric of the home.
Capabilities
Home Theatre
Dedicated media rooms with reference picture and calibrated, immersive surround sound.
Multi-Room Audio
High-fidelity music in any room, zoned and controlled from a single, simple interface.
Room Automation
Integrated lighting and shading, creating the perfect scene the moment your film begins.
Audio Visual questions
What does audio-visual integration include?
Audio-visual integration covers the design and installation of sound and video throughout a property, and connecting it to the wider control system so it is simple to use. This commonly includes multi-room music, television distribution, dedicated home cinema or media rooms, and outdoor audio, all operated through the same interfaces as lighting, blinds and climate. The aim is high performance that stays discreet and easy to live with.
Can I have music and video in every room?
Yes. A multi-room system can deliver music and video to as many rooms as you wish, with independent control in each space, so different people can listen to or watch different things at once. What suits each room, from discreet ceiling speakers to a full cinema, is decided during design around how you use the space. Planning cabling and speaker positions early gives the best result and the cleanest finish.
Will the AV system be hidden, or will I see speakers and screens?
That is a design choice, and on design-led projects the usual aim is to keep equipment discreet or concealed. Speakers can be flush-fitted or hidden behind finishes, screens can be recessed or motorised out of sight, and equipment is kept in a dedicated location, so the technology is present without dominating the room. This is coordinated closely with the architect and interior designer.
Can the home cinema or media room be controlled with everything else?
Yes. A cinema or media room can be integrated with the wider system so a single command sets the screen, sound, lighting and blinds for watching, and returns the room to normal afterwards. Bringing it into the same control interface means it behaves as part of the home rather than a separate set of remotes. Designing this in early ensures the room performs well acoustically and visually.
Ready to hear the difference?
We start with your needs and work back from there, every time. Tell us about the property and we'll arrange a conversation.