In the modern age of smart homes and seamless living, technology is everywhere—but that doesn’t mean it should be seen. For architects, interior designers, and homeowners who value clean lines, minimalism, and uninterrupted visual flow, exposed switches, outlets, and control panels can disrupt an otherwise flawless space. Enter Trufig by Sonance: a revolutionary mounting system that allows technology to disappear into its environment.
Developed by the audio and architectural integration experts at Sonance, Trufig redefines what it means for technology to be truly “built in.” With its innovative flush-mounting system, Trufig allows electrical devices and controls to sit perfectly level with the wall or ceiling surface—whether it’s drywall, stone, wood, or even concrete—achieving an elegant, nearly invisible finish.
What Makes Trufig Unique?
At its core, Trufig is about precision alignment and aesthetic harmony. Standard wall plates and controls protrude, cast shadows, and interrupt design flow. Trufig solves this by using a patented system of alignment platforms, fascia panels, and mud-in mounting frames that recess devices into the wall so they become part of the surface itself.
Whether you’re installing light switches, power outlets, touch panels, HVAC controls, or keypad interfaces, Trufig provides a unified look across all technology points. The result is a refined, cohesive design where the tech is present—but not prominent.
Flawless Finishes Across Any Surface
One of the standout features of Trufig is its material versatility. Most integration systems are built with drywall in mind, but Trufig goes further. It’s engineered to work seamlessly with:
- Drywall and painted finishes
- Natural stone and tile
- Wood veneer and millwork
- Concrete and plaster
This makes Trufig an ideal choice not just for modern residences, but also for luxury retail spaces, hospitality environments, and architecturally significant buildings where detail and material continuity matter.
Each fascia can be custom finished to match its surrounding surface. Painted fascia panels blend perfectly with drywall, while wood and stone can be precision-cut to mirror adjacent finishes. The result is a subtlety so refined, the eye passes over it without pause.
Collaboration with Leading Brands
Trufig is compatible with many of the world’s leading electrical and control systems, including Lutron, Crestron, Legrand, and Basalte. This wide compatibility ensures that designers don’t have to sacrifice their aesthetic goals to accommodate technical needs. Everything integrates seamlessly, without compromise.
Design Without Disruption
For designers, Trufig offers the freedom to create spaces without the visual “noise” of technology. For homeowners, it provides a sense of calm, order, and luxury that comes from a fully integrated environment. In high-end projects where every detail matters—from the veining of marble to the alignment of lighting—Trufig delivers a solution that respects and elevates the overall design narrative.
Conclusion: The Art of Invisible Integration
Trufig by Sonance is more than a mounting system—it’s a design philosophy. It represents the idea that technology should serve the space, not disrupt it. In a world where invisible luxury is the new benchmark, Trufig offers a quietly powerful solution: flawless integration, perfected.
Responsive Living, the term coined by Acoustic Architects founders, Aaron Flint, and Spencer Hauldren, is the concept of seamlessly enhancing the client’s unique lifestyle using smart home technology. Responsive Living allows you to interact with your space via touch input, voice command, and predictive automation, placing you in full control of your home.
If you would like to learn more about smart homes for your residence, feel free to connect with us. We will be happy to schedule a demo with you.
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