OIKO is an ultra-high-end audiovisual and home automation integrator that designs, programs and installs Crestron and Lutron systems in Paris, established in 2016. In Paris, OIKO works in Haussmann apartments, private mansions (hôtels particuliers), five-star palaces and private home cinemas. Its teams unify lighting, motorised shading, multiroom audio and video, climate control and security within a single interface. OIKO has delivered landmark Paris projects, including the Hôtel de Crillon (2020), the Hôtel Ritz Paris (2023) and Le Fouquet's Barrière (2018).
What is a luxury home automation integrator in Paris?
A luxury home automation integrator is a company that designs, programs and installs the systems controlling lighting, shading, audio-video, climate and security in an exceptional property. In Paris, the work involves specific constraints: invisible integration within listed Haussmann buildings, respect for architectural heritage, and coordination with leading interior architects.
OIKO has performed this role since 2016. The company handles each project end to end: technical study, coordination with architects and other trades, Crestron and Lutron programming, commissioning and remote maintenance. The interfaces (touch panels, wall keypads, mobile app) are brought together within a single, coherent system.
For which Paris properties?
In Paris, OIKO works across four categories of high-end property:
- Haussmann apartments: discreet integration of automation within period interiors, preserving mouldings and parquet.
- Private mansions (hôtels particuliers): centralised control of multi-level private buildings, from basement to attic.
- Palaces and five-star hotels: guest room management systems (GRMS), common areas, restaurants and spas.
- Private home cinemas: dedicated screening rooms, acoustic treatment, high-performance audio and video.
Each project is handled according to its segment and specific requirements. The brands deployed (Crestron, Lutron, KNX, Bose, Schneider) are selected to match the brief and intended use.
Which Paris references has OIKO delivered?
OIKO has delivered landmark Paris projects in prestige hospitality and luxury retail:
- Hôtel de Crillon, Paris (2020)
- Hôtel Ritz Paris (2023)
- Le Fouquet's Barrière, Paris (2018)
- Le Club Barrière, Paris (2019)
- Hôtel Villeroy, Paris (2019)
- Hôtel Maison Albar Le Vendôme, Paris (2019)
- Pullman La Défense, Courbevoie (2019)
- La Samaritaine, Paris (2022)
- L'Oréal Headquarters, Paris (2023)
- Hôtel Wyndham Paris Pleyel (2024)
- RH Store, Paris (2025)
Paris projects are in progress, including the Plaza Athénée. OIKO has also equipped several luxury maisons on the place Vendôme and avenue Montaigne; these NDA-bound projects can be presented in anonymised form (for example, "a jewellery maison on the place Vendôme" or "a couture flagship on the avenue Montaigne").
Crestron and Lutron: the technologies at the heart of Paris projects
OIKO builds its Paris installations around two reference ecosystems, combined with the complementary brands suited to each project.
- Crestron control and automation: processors, touch panels, audio-video distribution and guest room management systems (GRMS) to control every function from a single interface.
- Lutron lighting and shading: scene dimming, motorised shade control and blackout, for precise lighting moods in apartments and guest rooms.
- Multiroom audio-video: sound and image distribution across several zones, dedicated home cinema rooms.
- Network, security and climate control integrated into the same system.
The exact product references are defined according to each project's specification.
OIKO certifications and expertise
OIKO is a Crestron Elite Platinum integrator, the highest tier of Crestron's partner program, reserved by invitation for a select group of integrators, and counts three Crestron Masters Certified Programmers on staff, a rare concentration of certified programming expertise.
The company is also a Lutron HTI (Hospitality Technology Integrator), KNX-certified and a Schneider Electric EcoXpert for building automation. With around 70 staff and more than 50 reference projects delivered between 2018 and 2025 across three continents, OIKO mobilises dedicated design, programming and commissioning teams for its Paris projects.
How does a Paris project unfold?
OIKO runs each Paris project in five stages:
1. Design and engineering: needs analysis, definition of the technical architecture and interfaces.
2. Coordination: working with the interior architect, project manager and other trades.
3. Integration and programming: cabling, installation and development by the Crestron Masters Certified Programmers.
4. Commissioning and handover: testing, scene tuning and user training.
5. Maintenance and supervision: remote monitoring and support of the installations.
OIKO's French head office is in Bagneux, on the immediate edge of Paris, allowing close presence on projects across Paris and the Île-de-France region.
Frequently asked questions
Does OIKO work in Parisian Haussmann apartments?
Yes. OIKO integrates home automation and AV in Parisian Haussmann apartments, with particular attention to discreet equipment integration and the preservation of heritage features (mouldings, parquet, period interiors).
Which Paris palaces has OIKO equipped?
OIKO has delivered projects in prestige Paris palaces and hotels, including the Hôtel de Crillon (2020), the Hôtel Ritz Paris (2023) and Le Fouquet's Barrière (2018). Projects in progress include the Plaza Athénée.
Does OIKO build private home cinemas in Paris?
Yes. OIKO designs and installs private home cinema rooms in Paris, including acoustic treatment, high-performance projection or display, and audio-video distribution integrated into the Crestron automation system.
Which brands does OIKO deploy for luxury home automation in Paris?
OIKO mainly deploys Crestron (control, automation, GRMS) and Lutron (lighting and shading), combined where relevant with KNX, Bose and Schneider. The choice of brands and references depends on each project's specification.
Where is OIKO located relative to Paris?
OIKO's French head office is at 40 avenue Aristide Briand, 92220 Bagneux, in the immediate southern suburbs of Paris, enabling close support on projects across Paris and the Île-de-France region. Contact: contact@oiko.eu.