There’s no denying that technology is becoming more commonplace in homes. Every year, the amount of smart devices rapidly increases, and 2018 is no exception.
For interior designers, this may seem like a bad thing, but we’d like to challenge that thought and instead show how technology can actually help designers do more.
If you haven’t yet explored the possibilities for smart home design, then read on!
In this blog, we will discuss the top technology trends specifically for interior designers.
A fully automated home makes life easier for everyone. Motorized shades that’ll lower to keep the hot sun out, lights that can dim or brighten, and music that can follow you throughout your space – it doesn’t get any more luxurious!
But there’s an initial question most Dallas, TX homeowners have before they get smart home control – how are they going to manage all of this without getting a headache?
Your cohesive, centralized system means you can use one source to control every single smart technology and feature in your home. But what type of devices are best for you?
Below, we go into the various options you can choose from, and which ones might fit you and your family best. Keep reading to find out more!
2017 was a great year for technology, especially with smart home automation. Moving into the new year means even more innovation and progress. Upgrading the components of your Dallas, Texas home’s audio video system has never been more exciting with the expected trends for 2018.
Read on to learn about the audio video trends for the upcoming year.
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Whether you are watching a movie or your favorite TV show, you deserve a quality viewing experience. OLED displays have a lot to offer. Their technology allows them to provide excellent image quality without requiring a backlight (as opposed to LCDs), making them a thinner and more efficient addition to your home audio video system.
What makes OLED a watchable trend is that its unique technology isn’t terminal, meaning that it has plenty of potential for progress in the future. OLED will eventually allow for rollable and transparent TVs, making your house the home of some of the most innovative technology.
As a home automation installer, we work with many architects and builders throughout the Southlake, Texas area, and it’s kind of funny how often the same questions come up. Especially for construction firms just dipping into the smart home automation market, it can seem daunting.
If you’re in that boat, we hope this article will be useful to you. Below, we answer the most common questions about smart home technology we hear during the home planning and construction process.
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Smart home automation is technology that allows the homeowner to simplify and customize the way they interact with their home. This means everything from motorized window shades, smart lighting and audio/video, temperature control and more.
Homeowners can control these systems via a single remote or device such as an iPad or another touchscreen device. Home automation carries many benefits like saving energy, increasing convenience and simplifying tasks for the homeowner, ultimately providing a luxurious living experience.
With so many types of motorized shades on the market, selecting the right one can feel overwhelming, especially if you don’t know the differences.
In this blog, we will discuss the differences between single roller and dual roller shades, why this distinction matters, and what that means for your Dallas, TX home.
See also: Why Smart Window Shades Are a Great Addition to Any Space
Single or double, roller shades are made up of a panel of fabric rolled on a rod that is fixed to the top of a window frame.
Unlike traditional drapery or blinds, roller shades are designed to be compact, so they can be completely invisible when rolled up. This is especially beneficial for rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, where you don’t want shades detracting from the view outside.
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