A smart home makes everything easier, but not when it’s overloading your Wi-Fi. So, to avoid that, you first need to find out whether your network can handle streaming your favorite shows, working on a laptop, and running your smart hub.
The entryway — specifically the door — is the first place to start automating your home. With a smart door lock, you’ll get extra peace of mind from the remote locking, specialized codes, and more. You can set it up so the lock senses whenever your smartphone is near and locks or unlocks the door accordingly.
Having a smart home makes your life easier — you don’t have to think about your home’s optimum settings; it just gets done. But did you know that you can make your smart home even smarter? With geofencing, you can make your home run even more efficiently.
Do you dream of top-of-the-line speakers and an incredible home design? Having both is more than possible, and you don’t have to compromise on either one! How can you do that? By hiding your speaker system in plain sight! We’ll show you how to disguise your speakers with different custom solutions so you can make your sound emerge out of nowhere while maintaining your home’s design!
We’re used to speakers mounted on the wall or placed on a floor stand, with sound originating from all sides. Yet more and more people are turning to in-ceiling speakers to accent their home audio systems. But, how well do they work? Can they replace the need for visible speakers? You’ll come to know that and more once you get the scoop from our experts!
When designing a new home, it’s fairly common for technology to be an afterthought rather than a primary focus in the process. TVs, speakers, and electronics are often only thought about after all the design elements (paint colors, flooring, trim work, furniture, window treatments, etc.) have been carefully selected or even installed.
