Clear the air with Dyson's new family member
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Standing a good metre tall, In white or black, it's almost like you invited a Stormtrooper to stand in your home and watch over you.
Standing a good metre tall, In white or black, it's almost like you invited a Stormtrooper to stand in your home and watch over you.
Dealers in 20th-century furniture are hoarders with a benevolent streak – eager to share their obsession with others, at a price.
Smart home devices are caught in a jumble of incompatibility and complexity that will take decades to sort through, the founder of a leading smart lighting company says.
If you haven't already heard of Bixby, lucky you! Try to keep it that way for as long as physically possible.
All eyes are on the surprise these days: that glimmering something that adds a little oomph to a room.
Australia-based design firm Hassell is on the shortlist for a NASA competition to design a living and working habitat for Mars.
"There is almost too much storage," in this tiny apartment, insists pared-down living guru Graham Hill, who bought it for just $US280,000.
It takes just 26 seconds for a guest to form an opinion of your home when they walk through the front door. So, what does your space say about you?
If you are looking to automate your home the low-cost, supposedly easy way, you'll have to be prepared to choose your poison.
Larger-than-life British designer Lee Broom was inspired by the heavens for his latest designs.
From a grassy knoll to a camera obscura made from spotted gum, Australian architects are channelling home at this year's Biennale Architettu...
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