INDEX interiors
Media Centre in American Black Walnut, approximately £2,500, by M J Wilson of Black Tree,
www.black-tree.co.uk,
enquiries@black-tree.co.uk
Touch And Remote Light Switch, around £51, Retrotouch. For more information, visit
www.retrotouch.co.uk
Onkyo Home cinema amplifier, £499. Its networking power and app allow the user to control streaming of thousands of radio channels from around the world...
www.satshop.co.uk, tel 0800 9990080
transmitters, to allow the use of a standard remote control to operate the electronics inside the units while the wooden doors are closed.
If you want your technology to blend seamlessly into your room’s scheme without shouting ‘look at me’, the Italian-designed Calligaris modua plasma TV unit from Multiyork could be ideal. In
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walnut and chrome, it looks good and there’s a cable management system to keep everything streamlined. Technology isn’t just a key factor these days in our enjoyment of music and TV. It can be used all over the homes to make things work stylishly and well. Many of us have been enjoying ‘soft-close’ drawers and unit doors that glide closed
in response to the slightest touch of a hand, knee, foot or elbow for some time and now Blum’s has introduced Servo- Drive – an electrical auto- opening system for drawers and wardrobe pull-outs. It’s been designed with hotel rooms in mind, but it’s surely only a matter of time before it comes to our homes too…
And on the lighting front,
Retrotouch Touch & Remote light switches allow you to turn lights off and on using a remote control and programme ‘scenes’ or sequences (mood lighting). When you leave the house you can press one button and all the lights in your home will turn off – and when lying in bed reading, you don’t have to get out of bed to turn off the light, simply use the mini remote. Bliss!
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