For Interior Designers

Nobody selected the finish on the equipment. It still ends up in your room.

Speakers, keypads, screens and racks arrive as objects to hide. Resolved early, they become part of the material story instead of an apology in it.

I.

The palette leads. The equipment follows.

Grille planes, mounting heights and reveals set against your finish schedule — so the scheme reads exactly as drawn.

II.

Fewer keypads. Better placed.

Scene logic designed so control is the smallest possible intervention on your walls, not the largest.

III.

Heat and access, solved without a vent you can see.

Every piece of concealed equipment gets a ventilation and service strategy that respects the joinery.

The evidence

Each claim, proven on a real scheme.

The exchange

Send the scheme. It comes back resolved.

Whatever exists — a plan, a palette, a client's rough sketch — goes out as it is, and returns drawn: the equipment resolved into the material story, ready to present as your own.

IWhat you send

A plan, a palette, a rough sketch — as it is.

IIKolosseum

Reviewed, measured and engineered.

IIIWhat returns

Equipment resolved into the palette, drawn to present.

Fair questions

The concerns, answered straight.

Design intent, resolved

Five places technology meets the interior

The cinema, dressed as a room

Baffle walls, acoustic fabric and speaker positions resolved into the joinery and finish schedule — so the performance surface reads as material, not equipment.

  • Screen wall and masking integrated with the wall build-up
  • Fabric, timber and stone selected for acoustic behaviour and palette
  • Seating datum coordinated with sightlines and proportion
Cinema envelope — sample diagram
Placeholder — sample diagram
  • Lutron
  • Crestron
  • Control4
  • Savant
  • Rako
  • Helvar
  • KNX

Systems we design around. No dealer agreements. No product margin.

The shared language

Standards we design around

Decisions made upstream, in language every member of the project team can hold us to.

IThe palette leads. The equipment follows. Grille planes, mounting heights and reveals set against your finish schedule — so the scheme reads exactly as drawn.

IIFewer keypads. Better placed. Scene logic designed so control is the smallest possible intervention on your walls, not the largest.

IIIHeat and access, solved without a vent you can see. Every piece of concealed equipment gets a ventilation and service strategy that respects the joinery.

Send the palette. We'll resolve the performance into it.

Before a single fixing is set.