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Where the Mountain Meets the Machine: Estate Integration at Shooting Star, Teton Village

 

When the design team behind this Shooting Star Golf Course estate brought us in, the directive was simple: the technology had to be invisible until needed, and impeccable when called upon. Nothing could interrupt the architecture — the hand-selected stone, the custom walnut millwork, the panoramic views across the golf course to the Tetons.

 

What followed was a deeply collaborative partnership with the project’s architects and construction team, beginning at the framing stage. By embedding ourselves early in the process, our engineers routed every cable, speaker, and control component with surgical precision — no surface conduit, no visible penetrations, no compromises to the design.

 

A Mirror That Disappears

 

In the primary bathroom and Spa the challenge was delivering television access without disrupting the serene spa aesthetic. The solution: a high-resolution mirror TV integrated flush within the custom walnut-framed vanity surround. When off, it reads as pure reflective glass. When on, it delivers a crisp, calibrated picture with no bezel, no bracket, and no cable in sight. Audio throughout the suite runs through a fully concealed speaker system with independent zone control — a different experience in the shower, the soaking area, and the bedroom beyond, each tuned to the acoustics of its space.

 

A Private Fitness Studio Worthy of the Mountains

 

The private fitness wing is among the most technically demanding spaces in the home. A panoramic mural wraps the walls, and into that environment we integrated a large-format display system, studio-quality audio, and a lighting system that shifts automatically from energizing morning sessions to recovery-focused evenings. Custom walnut dumbbells, kettlebells, and accessories are stored on bespoke slatwall millwork designed to match the home’s material palette. The Peloton, the display, and the entire audio environment communicate through a single control interface — one scene change transforms the room entirely.

 

Why Architects and Designers Choose Jackson Hole A/V

 

Projects at this level demand a technology partner who reads the drawings, attends the design meetings, and understands that a misplaced keypad can undo thousands of hours of careful design work. We operate as an extension of the project team from day one — not a subcontractor who shows up at the end.

 

We are a Jackson-based company. We live here, we know these homes, and we understand what these environments demand. If you’re designing or building something exceptional in the Tetons, let’s talk before the walls close.

 

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