Leon hides real, high-fidelity sound inside the art, the frame, and the wall itself — so your client gets the room they wanted and you get the upsell they didn't know existed. Tap the painting.
A flat-panel goes up, the design dies, and the audio fires backward into drywall. Nobody upsold the frame. Nobody upsold the sound. Here's the math on what that habit costs across a year — move the sliders and watch.
Then go fix it: Frame Anything turns any one of these into a quote in three taps.
Leon took the trick that turns a TV into a piece of millwork and scaled it up to the wall-sized LED video walls everyone's selling now. Edge Atlas is a modular, handcrafted aluminum frame that swallows the raw edges, the wiring, and the mounting hardware on virtually any video-wall size — so the showpiece display in the home stops looking like a job site and starts looking finished.
Bare TV, Samsung Frame, Sonos, or a video wall — answer up to three questions and the decoder names the exact Edge system, the real MSRP, and the one spec move that quietly upgrades your margin.
Open the Decoder →Pick the design problem — TV over the mantel, speakers nobody wants to see, a blank wall, a powder room — and watch the Leon move that makes the technology vanish. The page your designers will steal.
Make It Vanish →Pick a Horizon, pair the AudioControl Bijou, add subs and surrounds — and watch it total the room in MSRP and show which track each line rides. Hands you a clean bill of materials; your cost sits underneath, at your tier.
Build a System →Leon's reference tier — the Horizon Ultima soundbar paired with Profile side-mount speakers — is built for the client who wants the room invisible and the sound undeniable. It's the answer when someone says "I want it to disappear, but I'm an audiophile." You no longer have to pick.
Leon's 2025 winners: a 16,000 sq-ft oceanfront home running Horizon bars and Aaros ultra-thin subs throughout; Mera Sound Sconces hidden inside a custom mirror; Edge Flex wrapping Samsung Frame TVs. Real rooms, real receipts.
A custom-finished Studio Frame wrapped a Sony OLED on a covered patio to match the surrounding timber — turning the display into a piece of the architecture instead of a black box bolted to the beam.
Leon's collaboration with Maison Tóukkani (and ASKIA) brings premium acoustic absorption and damping into the design conversation — the rare upsell that makes the room sound better and look more intentional.
Eclipse Art Lifts move real artwork on silent Lutron motors with no visible tracks; Moving Art rolls a gallery print down over the screen. Two ways to make a 95" display politely excuse itself.
Passive Horizon bars want a clean, right-sized amp behind them. The AudioControl Bijou series (2100 / 3100 / 5100D) is the pairing that makes a Leon system effortless to commission. See why →
Tech Concealment vs Custom Audio, Entry to VIP, and the one bundle-vs-separate move that changes the math on the soundbar. Slide a tier and watch the margin move. Map it →
Custom soundbars, built to the exact width of any TV. The everyday hero — lead with the Hz44UX.
Leon is the line that makes the designer your ally instead of your obstacle. Frame the TV and suddenly you're not the AV guy they tolerate — you're the reason the room came together. That's a different conversation, and it's a better margin.