While previous hydroponic growing systems were bulky, unattractive, and always ran the risk of making your entire apartment smell like a grow house, a new startup looks to change all that.
Nest Labs announced preorders for an outdoor security camera that records everything it sees and hears, live streaming the footage and storing it in the cloud for 30 days.
The 4,200-square-foot space, the first brick-and-mortar store for the California-based company, offers an immersive, high-design experience meant to entice consumers.
If you’re an Internet of Things skeptic or look askance at fitness trackers and connected home products of all sorts, then Grover, an online marketplace that lets consumers try out devices before they commit to a purchase, may be for you.
The app helps bring some transparency to the selling and buying process, including allowing digital access to information about bids from prospective buyers.
Designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have collaborated with Samsung on the provocative Serif TV, a flat-screen with an I-shaped frame, attachable legs, and a fabric panel to mask connectors in the back. They call it a "furniture TV."
Another day, another swoon-worthy modern home from California—not that we mind. Built around a century-old oak in the Santa Lucia mountains of Carmel, CA, Ranch OH reimagines the traditional ranch house as a stunning modern retreat.
Prime Day, a.k.a Amazon’s "Black Friday in July" shopping event returns for a second year today, promising a shot at good deals for existing and new members of the Amazon Prime service. We’ll be updating our best deal picks for the home all day.
Offered in green and terracotta hues—or in a birch-plywood, oak, ash, or walnut veneer—the modern cabinets were inspired by the shutters on classic Spanish homes. They’re offered in small and large sizes.
Today, designer Yves Behar of fuseproject and the MIT Media Lab unveiled Ori, a new line of furniture solutions that lets you transform a studio space into a full apartment with the push of a button. Architectural robotics, y’all.
U.K. company Kitronik recently unveiled a kit for folks—largely engineers and designers—who like to tinker and are interested in assembling mini sound systems from a set of 3D-printed parts.
Created in collaboration with Italian ceramics company Bitossi Ceramiche, the Charge Trays, as they are so aptly named, are slip-cast ceramic, and come in a variety of sizes and colors.
The Home app will act as a one-stop hub for all of a user's HomeKit-enabled products, including connected thermostats, locks, lighting, security cameras, and more.
VRtisan's system combines handheld motion sensors and virtual reality headsets to bring designers' schemes to life and help consider door, window, wall, and furniture placement.
Items from the entire collection, which includes a wireless speaker, portable projector, and smart lightbulbs, are available now for purchase at the MoMA Design Store and online.