An elite new development, located on South Audley Street in London’s Mayfair, is attracting the attention of affluent buyers.

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The owners wanted automation to be present and accessible throughout the space but not the focal point of the rooms, for sophistication and simplicity, so the team at high end AV specialist Knektd naturally turned to Crestron technology to provide this.

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The owners of this lavish London family home initially bought the property when it was five studio flats, and converted it back into one single dwelling to create a modern, friendly and ultra-functional home.

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Successful business entrepreneur and Ferrari race car driver, Josh Cartu, is a high achiever: a position as the president of the Ferrari club, and now, the proud owner of the most technologically advanced home in Hungary.

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Elytronic worked with Crestron to specify an automation system that would give the family total control of their AV, lighting, security, and building control system using Crestron technology. 

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The owners of a luxury London residence returned to their trusted integrators, Buckinghamshire- based Smartcomm, to transform their new property into the ultimate tech filled dream home.

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This homeowner wanted a unique retreat within his existing basement car park in which he could escape the outside world, store his wine collection, entertain friends and display his supercar, a McLaren 650s Spider. 

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This homeowner had high expectations and wanted to push integration to its maximum, incorporating the very best technologies in every area of this huge wow-factor home. 

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Riverwalk is a stylish apartment building in a highly sought-after location on the banks of the River Thames in Westminster, London. The luxurious development, designed by Stirling Prize winning architects Stanton Williams, features a striking curved exterior that parallels the organic camber of the river below. 

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Crestron’s intuitive and reliable technology has proved totally life changing for 31 year old David Holmes, a former stuntman who, at the age of just 25, broke his neck whilst rehearsing a stunt for the popular Harry Potter film series, leaving him a level C6/7 Tetraplegic.

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