Yes. Bowers & Wilkins architectural speakers can integrate into a professionally designed smart home system, making exceptional audio part of a larger whole-home technology experience.

Platforms such as Crestron, Control4, Savant, and Josh.ai can provide centralized control and audio distribution throughout a luxury residence. Instead of isolating audio in each room, the home can be divided into individual audio zones, each with independent control over what is playing and at what volume.

The kitchen can play one music source while the primary suite plays another. The great room, dining room, and covered lanai can be grouped together for entertaining. Music can follow you from inside the home to the pool, outdoor kitchen, garden, or dock. When desired, multiple zones can be synchronized so the same music plays seamlessly throughout the home and property.

Control can be equally sophisticated. Depending on the smart home platform and system design, homeowners can select music, choose rooms, group zones, adjust volume, recall favorite listening experiences, or turn off audio throughout the property from elegant wall-mounted keypads and touchscreens, handheld remotes, mobile devices, or by natural voice command.

Audio can also become part of larger automated scenes. An Entertain scene might activate music throughout the main living areas and lanai while adjusting architectural lighting and landscape lighting for the evening. A Goodnight scene could turn off audio throughout the property along with selected lights and other systems.

Definitive Electronics brings the Bowers & Wilkins loudspeakers, amplification, audio distribution, networking, control platform, and user interfaces together as one professionally integrated system. The homeowner doesn’t have to think about all the technology operating behind the scenes. They simply choose what they want to hear, where they want to hear it, and how they want to experience it.