At Lake of the Ozarks, the view is the point. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the water, and open floor plans blur the line between porch and living room. Every design choice bends toward one goal: nothing gets in the way of the view and that connection to nature.

So why do so many home audio setups ignore that rule? Soundbars perch awkwardly under televisions. Speakers take up valuable floor space. Equipment stacks up in a corner of the room and takes you away from the lake retreat ambiance. 

You want music in the kitchen while you cook. You want sound on the porch at sunset, and a movie playing in the great room, without turning any space into a showroom for hardware. It's possible once your audio gets treated as part of the house, not furniture inside it.

Hidden home audio video means speakers, screens, and projectors built into walls and ceilings, finished flush so they read as architecture instead of add-ons. 

The Lake of the Ozarks is the place to be as the temperatures heat up. You’ve got the steak sizzling on the grill and fresh cold tea pouring out by the pitcher. You’ve also decided to add a little curated playlist to the event. But as guests spread out from the patio to the dock, you have to increase the volume so they can hear. And now, those in the blast zone by the grill can barely hear themselves think. But if you lower it, those by the boat lose out on the experience. 

Outdoor living shouldn’t mean sacrificing the quality of your audio or your conversations. With 3D Smart Home’s custom outdoor sound systems, you keep both flowing deep into the night without disrupting any of your guests or the neighbors.