Architecture
Make room for intelligence.
Coordinate control locations, room use and infrastructure before finishes are fixed. No wall-box compatibility is assumed.
For architects, builders & interior designers
One design conversation. From the beginning.
Discuss room intelligence alongside lighting, materials and daily life. Bring us in while control positions and infrastructure can still be considered—not after every finish is fixed.
Interiors
Preserve the atmosphere.
Consider how tactile controls, sensing placement and lighting scenes fit the visual and everyday life of the home.
Construction
Clarify the handoffs.
Agree installation responsibilities, validation, service access and commissioning with qualified project professionals.
A shared coordination framework
From an idea
to an agreed scope.
These are proposed planning outputs, not a fixed service package. Deliverables and responsibilities are agreed for each accepted pilot.
Before finishes
Agree the room intent.
Discuss room use, lighting groups, control positions, sensing constraints and what must remain manually operable.
Proposed output: a room-by-room coordination brief.
Before installation
Name the responsibilities.
Agree who assesses electrical suitability, specifies equipment, installs it, configures scenes and checks fallback behavior.
Proposed output: an agreed equipment scope and responsibility schedule.
Before handover
Define a useful check.
Plan how controls, connectivity loss, privacy choices and documentation will be reviewed with the household.
Proposed output: a commissioning checklist and project-specific handover plan.
Your first conversation
Start with a project.
Not a product order.
Share your role, project city, build stage and the experience you are trying to create.
- New build or renovation, and current design stage.
- Rooms and routines you would like to explore.
- Who is coordinating architecture, interiors and electrical work.
- Known constraints—without sending sensitive plans or access details.
Pilot enquiries are open, with suitability assessed individually. Initial installations use validated partner equipment. Sanaura’s own hardware remains in development; concept imagery is not evidence of a completed customer installation.
No certification programme, standard trade terms or generally available installation service is announced.
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