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Inside a Three-Storey Landed Home, Automated From Ground to Rooftop

09 Sep 2026·Home-A-Genius·4 min read
Inside a Three-Storey Landed Home, Automated From Ground to Rooftop

Featured project·Landed, 3 storeys·East of Singapore·Completed early 2026

Interior design by Aric · Smart home by Home-A-Genius · Photography: 9 Atelier

The brief was one sentence long: every room, every floor, every device under one system, controlled from one app, and none of it dependent on the internet to keep running.

The home is a newly renovated three-storey landed property in the east of Singapore. By the time we were called in, the interior designer, Aric, had already shaped it beautifully. Our job was to make it intelligent without undoing any of that work — which is most of the job, on a house this size.

What the family asked for, and what they got

Ground to rooftop, one system

Living and dining, both kitchens, every bedroom, the hallways, and the outdoor spaces — all on the same system, in the same app. Not a smart living room with a few clever bulbs upstairs.

Light that follows the day

Warm at breakfast, neutral through the working day, low and warm again by bedtime. The hallway skylight shifts with it. Nobody sets a schedule, and nobody hunts for the right switch.

Comfort without the thermostat war

Air conditioning and ceiling fans move together as part of a scene rather than device by device — one instruction for the room, not four.

Stairwell and entry of a three-storey landed home, with cove lighting and lit stair treads running on the smart system

The stairwell ties the three floors together. Cove and step lighting run on the same scenes as the rooms they lead to.

Weather that handles itself

When rain blows in, the upper-floor blinds close on their own. Nobody runs up two flights of stairs mid-dinner.

Rooms that know someone is in them

Lights respond to presence, not to a timer. Walk through at 3am and you get a soft, low light rather than the full ceiling — and nothing stays on in an empty room.

The front door, from anywhere in the house

See who is calling and let them in without walking down three flights — or from the office, if the family is out.

Music that moves with you

Speakers grouped so a playlist follows the family from the kitchen to the dining table to the yard, without anyone reconnecting anything.

Voice in four languages

English, Mandarin, Malay and Tamil, so everyone in the household can speak to the home in the language they are most comfortable in. Our AI layer works on intent, so it understands what someone meant rather than requiring a memorised phrase.

Timber screen beside the staircase with a wall-mounted smart home control panel and no visible cabling

The wall panel sits flush beside the screen. No trunking, no boxes on show — the hardware disappears into the ID's work.

Why it still works when the internet doesn't

Every automation, schedule and scene on this project runs on a hub inside the home. If the line drops at 2am, the lights still dim, the air conditioning still turns off, and the blinds still close when it rains. Nothing waits on a server overseas, and nothing stops working because a platform changed its plans.

There is no subscription attached to any of it — not now, and not in year three.

That is the difference between a cloud system and ours.

Working with your ID

We coordinated with Aric's team through the whole renovation: what goes where, and what has to be decided before ceilings and walls close. When the interior designer and the smart home team are aligned from day one, nothing has to be retrofitted, and nothing ends up looking like it was added as an afterthought.

This is the part homeowners underestimate. A house this size is not made smart at the end — it is made smart while it is still open.

Master bedroom in an evening lighting scene, with an uplit textured feature wall and smart ceiling fan

The master in its evening scene — feature wall uplighting, fan and air conditioning moving together.

Bedroom opening onto a balcony, with motorised blinds and lighting running on the same smart scenes

An upper-floor bedroom. These are the blinds that close themselves when the rain comes in.

The handover

Seven site visits over three weeks: installation, configuration, testing, and a full training session with the household so that everyone, not just the person who commissioned it, can run the home. It was handed over with a Quick Start Guide and WhatsApp support, and lifetime remote support from the same team that built it.

Lights, climate, blinds, the door, music — a whole house from one app. No subscriptions. No cloud dependency. Just a home that listens.

See the home

A walkthrough of the home.

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Lighting, climate, curtains and access across multiple storeys, on one system.

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How a considered install sits quietly inside a finished interior.

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