September 28, 2026 - 17:57

A new space dedicated to smart home technology and concealed systems is opening its doors this week in Sunset Hills. The showroom, located at 10164 Watson, aims to give visitors a hands-on look at how modern automation can blend into daily life without cluttering a home's design.
Guests can walk through displays featuring intelligent lighting that adjusts based on time or activity, immersive media rooms built for movies and games, whole home audio that pipes sound into any room, and automated window treatments that respond to a single command. The goal is to show how these systems work together rather than as separate gadgets.
The opening reflects growing interest in the St. Louis area for homes that are both connected and clean in appearance. Instead of visible wires and bulky equipment, the focus is on technology that stays out of sight while remaining easy to control. Visitors can ask questions, test equipment, and see how different rooms might function with automation installed.
The showroom is open to the public and offers a chance to compare options before committing to a system. For anyone curious about making a home smarter, this new location provides a practical starting point.
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