The 'Home Harmony' smart home product concepts have been designedly Benjamin Hubert of LAYER Design as a series of technology ideas for Deutsche Telekom Design. The products are all designed with decor aesthetics in mind and will subtly fade into the background when not in use. This helps the advanced technology inside to seem less daunting and invasive within the home, while also ushering in the next-generation of smart home equipment design.
The 'Home Harmony' smart home product concepts appeal to the eclectic consumer who might not respond well to the existing solutions on the market given their technology influenced design. The products speak to a larger movement in the industry as brands seek to make smart home products less intrusive and more fluid.
Decor-Disguised Smart Products
The 'Home Harmony' Smart Home Product Concepts Hide in Plain Sight
Trend Themes
1. Decor-disguised Smart Products - The trend of designing smart home products to blend seamlessly with decor, allowing for a less invasive technological integration in the home.
2. Eclectic Consumer Products - The trend of designing products that appeal to a consumer that desires a unique and personalized experience instead of the typical technological design.
3. Fluid Smart Technology Design - The trend of designing smart technology with a more fluid and seamless aesthetic that integrates easily into the home environment.
Industry Implications
1. Smart Home Products - The smart home industry has an opportunity to create products that seamlessly blend with decor, leading to wider adoption and less consumer reluctance.
2. Interior Design & Decor - The interior design industry has an opportunity to collaborate with smart home companies to develop products that seamlessly blend with decor and complement the overall design aesthetic.
3. Technology & Innovation - The technology industry has an opportunity to innovate in the smart home space by creating more fluid designs that seamlessly integrate with the home environment and appeal to a wider audience.