Project case study · Southern Utah
Warm Modern
Residence.
Crestron Home, Sony televisions, Origin Acoustics speakers, automated shades, and lighting—coordinated across everyday living, bedrooms, fitness, games, and outdoor spaces without disturbing the warm modern interiors.

The brief
Carry one calm technology experience through every kind of room.
Warm Modern Residence includes open living spaces, private bedrooms, a gym, game and lounge areas, and outdoor gathering spaces. Wiretech coordinated Crestron Home, Sony televisions, Origin Acoustics speakers, motorized shades, lighting, networking, and shared equipment so the experience remains consistent even as the rooms change character.
Displays sit cleanly within the interiors, architectural speakers provide sound without freestanding clutter, and automated shades soften the Southern Utah sun. Crestron Home keeps the systems approachable through familiar room-based control and scenes.
- Control
- Crestron Home automation
- Video
- Sony televisions
- Audio
- Origin Acoustics speakers
- Daylight
- Integrated automated shades

One interface across varied spaces
Crestron Home gives every room the same familiar logic.
Crestron Home coordinates Sony televisions, music, lighting, automated shades, and room scenes throughout the residence. The same room-based organization works whether the homeowner is relaxing in the great room, using the gym, hosting in the game space, or settling into a bedroom.
Shared sources, network services, controllers, audio distribution, and other equipment remain centralized behind the scenes. The visible experience stays simple while the installation remains organized and supportable.
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Entertainment stays visually quiet.
Sony televisions and Origin Acoustics speakers were selected and placed around the finishes, furniture, viewing positions, lighting, and room uses so the technology supports the interiors instead of dominating them.

Sony televisions
Sony displays serve the great room, bedrooms, and lifestyle spaces with mounting, sources, networking, audio, and Crestron Home control tailored to how each room is used.

Origin Acoustics
Origin Acoustics speakers carry music and entertainment through the residence while aligning with the ceiling plan and preserving the clean visual language of the rooms.
Daylight, privacy, and comfort
Automated shades make the glass easier to live with.
Motorized window coverings soften direct sun, support privacy, protect the interiors, and improve television viewing without asking the homeowner to adjust every opening separately.
Shade power, wiring, locations, groups, and room scenes were coordinated with the windows, lighting, Sony displays, and Crestron Home system so natural and electric light can respond together throughout the day.
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Technology beyond the great room
The same planning supports exercise, play, rest, and outdoor living.
FitnessMedia without interrupting the room
Sony video, Origin Acoustics sound, network access, lighting, and Crestron Home operation support the gym without adding a collection of visible devices and remotes.
Games and gatheringSpecialty spaces still feel connected
Game and lounge areas use the same familiar control, lighting, networking, audio, and entertainment foundation as the rest of the residence.
Outdoor livingThe experience continues outside
Audio, lighting, network coverage, and control extend into the outdoor gathering spaces while the equipment remains coordinated with the architecture and furnishings.
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Explore the systems
Control, video, sound, and daylight work together.
Plan with confidence
Plan a whole-home experience that stays visually quiet.
Bring Wiretech into the project early so control, video, speakers, shades, lighting, networking, wiring, and architectural details can be resolved together.
