Living-room cinema.
A cinematic living room. In-wall acoustics, motorized screen, single-touch control.
A large-format display inside one of Los Angeles' most iconic interiors — historic hall, modern screen, integrated without touching the architecture.

Mounting, power and signal routed to sit quietly against a landmark's painted beams and tilework — bright enough for daylight, discreet enough for the space.
Content and scheduling handled centrally, so the display is ready for the next service, event, or arrival without a technician on site.

A dedicated cinema. Tiered seating, wall-to-wall screen, acoustic treatment. Dolby sound, tuned to the seat.

A motorized screen drops from the ceiling and the living room becomes a theater. One tap sends it away.

A television that rises from the cabinetry on cue — and disappears when the evening's over.

Roller shades on a single schedule. Light in the morning, privacy at dusk — no switch to find.

A screen on the wall when you want it. A framed picture when you don't.

A television under the loggia, lighting through the garden. Made for long evenings by the pool.

Every source, amplifier and network switch in one rack — labeled, cooled, and quietly stored.

Six commercial panels aligned to a single image. Content that reads clean across the room.

A control room for live services. Robotic cameras, multi-camera switching, streamed without a crew.








A practice across the Westside.
A cinematic living room. In-wall acoustics, motorized screen, single-touch control.
Eight-inch satellites and a buried subwoofer. Listed only by the music.
Custom-built speakers. 4K projection. An unconventional wall, solved with precision.
In-ceiling speakers across living, primary suite, primary bath. Audio rack, quietly stored.
Compact landscape speakers, outdoor television, a portable projector for either side of the door.
Eight-inch landscape speakers. In-ground subwoofers. Hybrid amplification, streamed wirelessly.
Los Angeles homeowners and business owners, on camera, about the systems we installed for them.
A Los Angeles homeowner on the network, access control and video surveillance system Ermine designed and installed for their property — a single wired backbone carrying gate access, cameras and whole-home Wi-Fi.
A business owner on the commercial-grade audio, network, surveillance and television installation Ermine completed — distributed speakers and displays running on one managed network.
A client on the home network and camera system Ermine installed — structured wiring, ceiling access points and recorded surveillance across the property.
A client on the video surveillance and in-ceiling speaker installation Ermine completed — cameras positioned deliberately, audio concealed in the ceiling.