Services
Home Automation
Lights, curtains and screens that respond to your voice and your routines.
Overview
What we do
- Convenience without visible gadgets
- Energy savings with schedules and sensors
- Routines that support family habits — like study time
Home automation works best when it is planned with the interiors, not added afterwards. Smart switches, motorised curtains and sensors need the right wiring, power points and space — all of which are easiest to provide before the walls and ceilings are finished.
We help you decide what is worth automating, and plan it so the technology stays out of sight.
Design possibilities
Explore the options
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Voice-controlled lighting
Smart switches and dimmers that work with popular voice assistants and a phone app.
- Material options
- Smart switches or relays compatible with popular voice assistants; smart bulbs where rewiring is not possible.
- Design considerations
- Most smart switches need a neutral wire in the switch box — confirm before walls and ceilings are closed.
Automated routines
Morning, evening and away scenes: open or close curtains, switch lights on or off, turn off the TV at study time.
- Material options
- A hub or app that runs scenes on a schedule or at a tap.
- Design considerations
- Start with three routines you will actually use — morning, evening and away — and add more later.
Motorised curtains & blinds
Concealed curtain tracks in the false ceiling with motor control.
- Material options
- Motorised tracks or tubular motors concealed in the false ceiling pelmet.
- Design considerations
- Plan a power point at the curtain pocket and leave enough pelmet depth for the motor.
Sensors
Motion-sensor lighting in wardrobes, corridors and utility areas; door and leak sensors.
- Material options
- Motion, door/window and water-leak sensors; wardrobe auto-lights.
- Design considerations
- Use motion lighting in corridors and wardrobes, not in rooms where people sit still.
Integrated controls
One app or wall panel to manage lighting, curtains and appliances.
- Material options
- One app or a wall touch panel for lights, curtains, fans and appliances.
- Design considerations
- Keep a normal switch fallback for every light so the home works without the internet.
Smart switches & keypads
Touch or modular smart switches that replace conventional switchboards room by room.
- Material options
- Modular smart switch plates, scene keypads, dimmer modules.
- Design considerations
- Choose one ecosystem for the whole home so every switch works in the same app.
TV & lighting control
Turn the TV, set-top box and room lights on or off together — by voice, app or a single scene button.
- Material options
- IR blasters or smart TV integration, smart plugs, scene controllers.
- Design considerations
- Check that your TV and set-top box can be controlled before planning the scene.
Study-time routine
One command switches off the TV, brightens the study lights and closes the curtains when homework begins.
- Material options
- Smart switches, curtain motors, smart plugs and a scheduled scene.
- Design considerations
- Agree the routine with the family — a schedule works best when it matches real habits.
Functional benefits
Why it works better
Convenience without visible gadgets
Energy savings with schedules and sensors
Routines that support family habits — like study time
Wiring planned once, done right
Materials
Specified, not assumed
Every material is recorded in your quotation, so you know exactly what you are getting.
Materials & warranty guide- Switches
- Smart touch or retrofit modules compatible with your chosen ecosystem.
- Curtains
- Motorised tracks concealed in the ceiling pelmet.
- Network
- Reliable Wi-Fi coverage planned with your internet provider.
Pricing considerations
What affects the cost
Automation cost depends on the number of circuits and devices controlled, the brand ecosystem, curtain motors and sensors. Planning it during the interior project avoids rework later.
Questions
Home Automation — FAQs
Can I automate my existing switches?
In many cases, yes — retrofit modules can be fitted behind existing switch plates. We check the wiring first.
What happens if the internet is down?
Smart switches still work as normal switches, and many systems keep local schedules running.
Book your service now
Make your home smarter
Tell us which routines you want to automate — we will plan the wiring and devices with your interiors.
- Free, no-obligation first consultation
- Floor-plan review and room-by-room ideas
- Itemised estimate after design discussion