Residential / client project

Showcase Residential

This home is documented as a connected residential sequence: two displays sit within the kitchen-to-living sightline, a bedroom keeps control close at hand, and a dedicated media room gives the system a more focused setting.

Kitchen with a marble island, dining table, and two wall-mounted displays in the adjoining living area — FIG. 01Two displays carry the living-room view into the kitchen and dining sightline.

Project context

How technology fits throughout the home.

Study lens: The published photography supports a visual study of relationships between rooms: displays sit with millwork and furniture, control stays close to where it is used, and the equipment environment remains separate from the primary rooms shown.
Visible condition: The visible condition is continuity without visual noise. The photographs show display sightlines from kitchen, living, bedroom, and media seating; a bedside control within reach; and rack-mounted equipment outside the primary rooms.

Approach

Technology that fits the room's design.

Read this home as a sequence rather than a collection of isolated screens. The room views show displays kept within the architecture, a control placed at the bedside, a media wall given its own identity, and equipment grouped in a dedicated environment.

Look at the relationship between the room and the details: what stays visible, what recedes, and how the composition holds together.

Visible details

Kitchen-to-living display sightline
Bedroom display and bedside control placement
Dedicated media-room setting
Rack-mounted equipment environment

Published gallery

Room by room.

The images and captions below are drawn from this home's published project record.

Living room with a wall-mounted display over a linear fireplace, built-in shelving, and sofa seating — The living-room display shares the fireplace wall with built-in shelving.FIG. 02

Dining room with a long dark table, patterned chairs, pendant lights, and an opening to the living area — Dining seating looks through to the living display without closing the room off.FIG. 03

Bedroom with a wall-mounted display, upholstered bed, lounge chairs, and windows — A bedroom display is aligned with the upholstered bed and lounge chairs.FIG. 04

Bedroom with an upholstered bed, lounge seating, windows, and a recessed ceiling panel — Finished bedroom joinery, lounge seating, and the recessed ceiling panel.FIG. 05

Handheld control resting on a bedside table beside an upholstered bed — A handheld control rests within reach of the bedside.FIG. 06

Media room with a wall-mounted display, soundbar, built-in shelving, and red-lit media wall — The dedicated media room frames its display, soundbar, shelving, and red-lit wall.FIG. 07

Wall-mounted display and soundbar centered in a red-accented media wall above a low cabinet — Display and soundbar sit above a low cabinet on the media wall.FIG. 08

Close view of rack-mounted equipment with blue, green, and amber status lights — Rack-mounted components show blue, green, and amber status lights.FIG. 09

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