A dining room that runs the show itself.

Framed displays that read as artwork, zoned audio through the whole room, and one remote any manager can run — installed around service hours, and working every day since.

The bar and dining room, with framed displays above the back counter

The brief

Give the dining room technology you can't see working — picture that belongs on the wall, music that follows the night, and controls simple enough for any manager on any shift.No dark days. The install had to happen around service hours, in a room that seats guests seven days a week. And once live, the system had to be operated by restaurant staff — not technicians.
LocationMiami, FL
VenueMi Tierra Bar & Kitchen
SystemsDisplays · zoned audio · control
StatusLive — in daily service

The system

Displays that read as artFramed, art-mode displays set into the millwork — they hang as artwork through service and switch to live picture when the room needs it.
Zoned audioArchitectural speakers set into the wood ceiling, split into independent zones for dining, bar, and patio — level-matched so no table shouts over the music.
One-remote controlA single handheld with a screen runs source, zone, and volume for the whole floor. Any manager, any shift, no training manual.
Built to growSources and zones ride the network rather than a fixed matrix, so adding a screen or a patio zone is a change to the system, not a rebuild.
A handheld remote showing the main-floor zone and what's playing

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