Discover Wi-Fi Networking Solutions for Intelligent, Luxury Homes

Smart home living is all about convenience, beauty, and enhanced experiences. It ensures the lights are exactly right for all activities, the shades are drawn when privacy is required, and the ideal music fills your home when entertaining friends. It makes sure the doors are locked, the alarm is armed, and the lights are off at day’s end. It does all this and much more.

Accomplishing these tasks requires profound interconnectivity. From climate control to lighting, shades, entertainment, and security, all devices communicate with each other and the home automation hub. At the backbone of this essential communication chain is your Wi-Fi networking system. Without it, you might as well return to flipping light switches, pulling on cords, and using a separate remote in every room to manage all your entertainment devices. 

The problem is that not all home networks are the same. If yours still comes from the internet service provider, there’s a good chance it wasn’t designed for the massive connectivity required in today’s smart homes. If you’re regularly restarting your router, expecting buffering when streaming your favorite show, or struggling to download documents, it may be time for a Wi-Fi upgrade. 

Here, we’ll explore some of the latest standards and how they ensure robust and reliable connectivity across all smart devices—the key to enhancing lifestyle experiences in your luxury home in Houston, TX.

Ensuring Technology Enhances Rather Than Detracts from Your Home’s Aesthetics

Luxury homeowners have long appreciated the functionality and seamless experiences home automation brings to their daily lives. The challenge has been integrating smart home systems without affecting a home’s aesthetics or design. Today’s technology has answered that demand, going so far as to enhance a home’s interior. 

At Relative Home Systems, we partner with Crestron, one of the oldest and largest home automation companies. Crestron Home, their smart home system, touches nearly every part of luxury homes, from shades to lighting, climate, entertainment, security, and more. How do you incorporate this level of automation without technology overload and unsightly AV equipment?

Here, we’ll explore how to create the ultimate smart home while elevating your home’s design in River Oaks, TX.

Bring Daylight Indoors and Elevate Your Home’s Beauty and Well-Being

Almost all living things, from humans to plants, are affected by a circadian rhythm, tuned into the changing cycle of daylight and darkness. This varying illumination affects the changes in our bodies, such as hormone and neurotransmitter levels, that manage energy levels, sleep cycles, and moods. 

As they have for eons, our biological clocks are set to the rise and fall of the sun. Today, however, humans spend a tremendous amount of time indoors, limiting the power the sun has over our lives and internal functions. As a result, our energy wanes, our sleep cycles are disturbed, and numerous physical ailments appear, linked to our imbalanced biological rhythm. 

Today’s technology has found an answer. It’s called circadian rhythm light, and not only does it mimic daylight indoors, but it can also be customized to meet your personal preferences. Here, we’ll explore what changes you can make to this state-of-the-art lighting system and what it offers your Austin, TX, home.

Discover the Essentials in Home Theater Design

Once you set your sights on the home theater of your dreams and start researching the many details, it can feel more than a little overwhelming. From the room size and layout to the audio system, projector, movie screen, and aesthetic design, a long list begins developing. More often than not, the project goes into the “someday” pile, only to be revisited a few times before the idea turns into a physical reality.

Like many things in life, it’s that first step that’s the most daunting. Here, we’ll explore some of the essentials in home theater design for your home in The Woodlands, TX. Before all else, it begins with the room.