Wall-Smart is broadening its flush-mount product line ahead of CEDIA Expo 2026, offering integrators new discreet solutions for high-end interior control interfaces, including recessed mounts for leading brands and a universal dome camera mount, reflecting trends towards seamless, architecture-integrated smart home designs.
WALL-SMART is widening its flush-mount line-up ahead of CEDIA Expo 2026, targeting integrators who want control interfaces and infrastructure to sit more discreetly within high-end interiors. The company says the additions are intended to help smart home hardware disappear into the architecture without compromising access, serviceability or performance.
The new range includes recessed mounts for the latest touch panels from Crestron, Control4 and Savant, alongside solutions for round wireless access points, the PoEWit WS-4 keypad and the Airzone smart thermostat. WALL-SMART is also introducing a universal flush mount for dome cameras, a product the company says is meant to reduce specification complexity on projects where security hardware may change during installation.
According to the company, the dome-camera mount supports several body sizes and two-, three- and four-hole fixing patterns, which should cut down the number of brackets contractors need to carry. It also includes a sound grille to preserve microphone function and an adjustable depth mechanism so installers can align the camera precisely with the wall finish. WALL-SMART says the unit is paintable, keeping the visual treatment consistent with surrounding surfaces.
The broader strategy reflects a wider shift in luxury residential and commercial projects, where integrators are under pressure to make technology feel native to the building rather than layered on top of it. WALL-SMART, which says its products work with more than 40 brands and are used by integrators and architects in over 60 countries, has already built a business around flush solutions for screens, keypads, cameras and other wall-mounted devices. Recent partnerships with brands including Vantage and Russound show that demand for concealed interfaces is spreading across the smart home market. As co-chief executive Galia Ben-Dor put it, the goal is to give partners “elegant, installation-friendly solutions” that keep pace with new devices while protecting the architectural finish.
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