Project Overview
This home needed cooling across a mix of open living spaces, hallways, and bedrooms — each with different ceiling heights, layouts, and aesthetic requirements. Rather than fitting the same type of indoor unit everywhere, the system was built around what each room actually needed.
A Mix of Indoor Unit Types, By Design
All 8 indoor units run on 2 Daikin VRV outdoor systems, but the indoor units themselves aren't identical — each type was chosen for the room it serves:
Used in open living, dining, and kitchen areas — a flush ceiling-mounted unit that cools from the centre of the room without a visible box on the wall.
Used in hallways and tighter spaces — fully hidden above the ceiling, with only a slim linear grille visible.
Used where a wall unit suited the room's layout better than a ceiling installation — still on the same VRV system as the rest of the home.
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Result
The home runs on one integrated VRV setup across all rooms, with each indoor unit type chosen to suit its space rather than a one-size-fits-all approach — giving the homeowner independent room-by-room control without a mismatched mix of visible equipment throughout the house.