





The original space had stunning finishes and panoramic glass, yet daily life felt fragmented. Multiple apps duplicated functions; Wi‑Fi choked during meetings; lamps added glare to reflections. Cooking required moving devices around. Guests felt hesitant to touch anything. The result was visually rich but operationally fussy—a small stage crowded with actors improvising the same lines at once.
One keypad near the door, a discreet remote by the sofa, and context‑aware voice brought order. Hidden tracks carried light, shades, and audio. Scenes framed activities rather than individual devices. The room reset itself after departures, silently restoring balance. Storage became theatrical in the best way: open a cabinet and task lighting appeared, power awakened, then faded as doors closed.
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