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By looking at how you currently use your home, Majik House can work out how different technologies could make everyday tasks simpler or easier; allowing you more time to enjoy your home.  Existing devices can be adapted to provide more functions and new equipment can be installed to automate certain tasks, such as dimming the lights and opening windows.

Integrating the home with technology allows you to better utilise your time; enabling you to focus on your interests, whether it be hobbies, business etc.  Time is the one thing in life we can't buy back and smart homes have been designed to reduce the time you spend on routine tasks within your home.

Unique Interiors, which is based at Whitegate Drive, Blackpool, has forged a close link-up with a home technology company Majik House to create a one-stop shop for customers.

Majik House directors Carol and Tim Burrow asked Unique Interiors to redesign their premises in Milnthorpe, Cumbria, which has the largest home technology showroom in the UK.  They offer home cinema, lighting, sound, vision and security systems, and it led to the two businesses forming an alliance.

The largest home technology showroom and Experience Centre in the UK; situated here in the North West, has been named the preferred installation company for LinnSight Ltd, based within Harrods.

Majik House, in Kirkby Lonsdale, has been offered a three year agreement with LinnSight Ltd; a concession holder in the world’s most famous department store.  Majik House will have responsibility for installing LinnSight products, including brands such as Linn and Loewe, to Harrods customers in the North of the UK.

Cumbria is home to the largest home technology showroom in the UK and, during their regular open days, the Majik House receives fascinating applications from people wanting to create their very own smart home.

One such request was from a gentleman whose conservatory overlooks the water feature in his garden.  He wanted to press a single button from the chair in his conservatory which would switch his fountain on, make it change colour, part-lower the conservatory blinds and begin playing a CD.