Main lights, light strips and floor lights are all connected to the smart home system, with different modes tailored for different spaces, such as ‘Living Room Mode’, ‘Sleep Mode’, 'Welcome Mode’, ‘Leaving Mode’. Activate the smart home system and switch between modes; all lights will be turned off and curtains will close to create a better environment after you fall asleep.

Since duplex units boast inter-connected and independent floors, different modes will be set according to the everyday habits of customers. Stairway lights will be switched on and off automatically by sensors, while the open kitchen comes with independent lighting modes to enable convenience and automation in every space.

As a huge movie fan, this client had high expectations for the audio-visual system. We made sure that the lights in the entire living room could be adjusted both independently and as a group, allowing the client to control the brightness at the same time. Get into the mood for a movie at home within a second and ask your voice assistant to play the movie.

Personalised dining mode and work mode: the ambient lighting system creates different types of atmosphere for special dining experiences, while allowing the client to concentrate on work and save energy at the same time.

We transformed the apartment with smart lighting by connecting the original lighting system with technology, offering 3-in-1 mobile, voice and remote control at the same time. Furthermore, we worked hard to empower small spaces with smart technology by adding light strips to generate different types of atmosphere for conference, dining, reading, etc.

We removed the main light from a small living room to create a sense of space. Besides, the personalised scenes, including Leisure Mode, TV Mode, Leaving Mode and Dining Mode, allowed a better use of the living room space.

Control lighting on different floors remotely with smart lighting across the entire villa. In the underground wine cellar, the sensor light turns on and off automatically once it detects human movement. An example of scene interaction is that the light in the wine cabinet turns on automatically when the cabinet door is open.

Connecting light strips and downlights in the entire house to smart devices to allow both independent and group control of different spaces. For example, the client can just turn on the lights and electrical devices in the living room in advance with voice control.