This multi-year project on Park Avenue involved a complete gut renovation of the top two floors of a building. Therefore , we were able to partially recess a 65” TV on a lift into the floor, providing an unobstructed spectacular view when the TV was not in use.

Invisible speakers were used in key areas so as not to conflict with the décor. iPads and touch panels were used to create a custom lighting theme. Touching a picture of room components simply and efficiently activates lights and sets them to the desired level.

We custom engineered an interface to match their phone system to the building’s intercom system, thus eliminating the need for a second set of phones.

This rare and unique penthouse triplex in Tribeca deserved an equally unique home automation system.

The customers desired a system which was easy to use, intuitive, simple and powerful. As this is not their primary residence, the system needed to be user friendly for guests.

We installed a Savant home automation system accompanied by a Lutron HomeWorks QS lighting and Sivoia QS motorized shades system.

Energy savings was a top priority as the New York City apartment boasts 1,900 sq/ft of floor to ceiling windows. We used motorized sun shades in all of the rooms, with the addition of motorized blackout shades in each of the four the bedrooms.

They needed to be able to control all lighting and shades from anywhere in or out of the apartment. In addition to having an iPhone app, keypads were installed in all of the key locations allowing them to trigger a variety of scenes. The Lutron HomeWorks system allowed them to control of all of their illuminated and natural light from anywhere.

A series of IP motorized PTZ security cameras were installed so that the homeowners could keep an eye on things while they are away.

Interior Design by Anjali Pollack Design – http://anjalipollackdesign.com/