Device Recessed Niche

Recessed or concealed wall mounting for devices. A recessed device niche works anywhere you have a wall or ceiling mounted box that needs to look seamlessly intentional but be utilitarian in purpose.

Solid hardwood. Hidden hinges. Magnetic touch to open door. Clean inset door with European cabinet style reveal gap.

Choices of:

1. Sizes
2. Door / Doorless
3. Flush Mount or Trim

Smart home and control panels

• Thermostats. Nest, Ecobee, Honeywell
• Smart home hubs and wall tablets. Home Assistant dashboards, Control4, Savant, Crestron, and iPads or Fire tablets mounted as control screens
• Lighting control keypad. Lutron, multi-gang scene controllers
• Alarm keypads. Homeowner-facing side of the security systems

Networking and low-voltage

• Structured media and networking. Mesh Wi-Fi nodes, small routers, PoE switches, and patch points in hallways
• Intercoms and video doorbell monitors, such as Ring or Aiphone indoor stations
• Audio controls. Sonos amp controls, volume knobs, and whole-home audio keypads

Utility and code-required items

• Electrical subpanels or breaker boxes, as a surround or cover frame
• Water shutoffs, manifolds, and washer boxes
• Doorbell chime boxes
• Medical alert or aging-in-place call stations

Commercial and light-commercial

• Access control readers and door controllers in offices, clinics, and professional buildings
• Emergency lighting or PA controls, and EV charger controls, in high-end garages
• Hospitality. In-room thermostats and control panels in boutique hotels and short-term rentals

Entryway convenience

• Charging station or phone drop
• Keys and mail landing spot
• A spot for small art, religious items, or a display