Pinecrest Residence
A wide display on a slatted wood wall, installed so the screen is the only thing you notice.
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Video Systems
Sources, signal paths and cable routes planned before installation, so the right input is one touch away and nothing else is visible.
Philosophy
A video system is more than mounting a TV — it is routing sources, hiding cables and making sure the right input shows up with one touch, whether it is a single living room display or a dozen screens across a restaurant. We design the whole signal chain, not just the bracket.

Not just
the bracket.
Designed to Disappear
Sources, cables, and switching are all planned before installation — so the right input shows up with one touch, and nothing else is visible.
Source switching between cable, streaming, and security feeds means the right input shows up with one touch.
Cable concealment is planned before installation, not patched in after — flush, motorized, or hidden mounting.
Video distribution across multiple rooms or screens is designed as one system, not a series of individual TVs.
What’s Included
Displays, sources and control — planned together.
Mounting chosen for the room, from flush-to-wall to motorized.
One set of sources feeding the screens that need them.
The right source on the right screen, including camera feeds.
Cable routes planned before installation, not patched in after.
Sources and displays combined into a single control interface.
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One touch, the right input, every time.
