InnerSpace Electronics, Inc. recently celebrated a milestone anniversary, 25 years in business, with a celebration at the Savant Experience Center in NYC. The event was attended by architects, designers and builders from the Metro NY area and they had the chance to receive Continuing Education Credits as well.
InnerSpace Electronics, Inc. is proud to announce that we are the winners of a Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) bronze award for Best Technical Design in the $100K & Under category. We are so thankful to our clients for their willingness to let us photograph and showcase their home. A formal press release to come soon!
In the quarter-century since InnerSpace Electronics, Inc. opened its doors in Port Chester, New York, co-founders Andrea and Barry Reiner have designed and installed hundreds of home automation and entertainment systems, from dedicated home theaters that replicate the big-screen cinema experience, to cozy living room media systems. But for the husband-and-wife team of the premier custom electronics systems integration company, one recent award-winning room stands out, showcasing the company’s ability to combine impeccable design and innovative technology integration solutions to create a unique automated entertainment environment perfectly suited for the home and family.
In 2012 the National Association of Home Builders conducted a consumer study titled “What Home Buyers Really Want’. The ‘in-the-know’ consumers were asked which home technology features were on their wish-list and these were the top 10 responses:
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American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life of Greenwich, CT was held this past weekend, June 14, 2013, at Brunswick High School in Greenwich, CT. Innerspace Electronics participated as the “AV Royals” and helped to raise over $2,000 with company matching from Andrea and Barry Reiner. The event began at 6:00pm on June 14th with a survivor reception. Opening ceremonies started at 7:00pm with welcoming remarks and a survivor lap to kick off the Relay. The event continued until 7:00am the next morning with teams walking throughout the night. Fifty-five teams were present and with just over five hundred people participating, $139,000 was raised in total.
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