Waking the residence
One room.
Everything listens.
Use the wall panel. Each system returns to rest before the next one answers.
A room that answers, one system at a time.
The same controls, held still: what the room does when you ask it to.
Everything on.
One press and the whole room answers at once — light, shading, air and screen.
Just the light.
Warm circadian scenes across the living space, held at a level while the room is in use.
Ten metres of glass.
Motorised sheers track glare through the day and close themselves at dusk.
Air you can set.
Zoned air with the setpoint where the family actually wants it, not where a installer left it.
Cinema.
Displays and audio wake with the scene, the shading drops, and the lights fall away.
Good morning.
The house opens up on a schedule that follows the sun rather than the clock.
One house. One sentence. Everything answers.
Lighting
Scenes that follow the sun, hold a level while the room is in use, and settle when it empties.
Shading
Motorised sheers that track glare across the day, and close on a word when the room wants to be private.
Climate
Zone-by-zone air with the setpoint where the family actually keeps it, not where the installer left it.
Voice
Native to Alexa, Siri and Google — and every one of these still works from a wall plate with no phone in the room.
Footage is a generated walk-through, built to show how the system behaves. It is not a photograph of a specific Mass installation.