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Parachute’s mattress uses two layers of coils instead of foam or latex. This results in three zones of support – soft at the head and feet, firm at the middle – that remain consistent over its 10-year life. Layers of wool insulate and protect the coils.

Artifox’s Vertical Bike Rack is an elegant way to store and display your bicycle inside your home. It has a self-leveling mount that is hidden with a magnetic attachment and requires only three screws to install. It comes in white oak or walnut.

IKEA’s innovative curtain has a mineral-based coating that is activated by both indoor and outdoor light. When activated, it breaks down odor-causing compounds as well as formaldehyde. The coating can be applied to different kinds of textiles. Available in 2020.

Ring’s Door View Cam sits over your door’s peephole, giving you a wireless camera, a two-way speaker, a doorbell and a motion sensor. It streams video to your mobile device and notifies you when someone rings the bell or knocks on your door. Drops soon for $199.

Nebia builds on the success of its efficient showerhead. The new version offers even more coverage, warmth, and speed compared to its predecessor. It saves up to 65% on water compared to traditional showerheads while enveloping you in a powerful mist.

Lyon Béton’s Urban Garden collection consists of two vases inspired by city dwelling. The water pipe vase holds a single stem while the nuclear cooling tower can hold a house plant. Both are made of fiberglass-reinforced concrete and come in different sizes.

Koleda claims that its Solus radiator converts 100% of electricity to heat, thanks to its graphene-based heating element. It has a thermoregulator, weighs under 10lb, is only 0.4″ thick and has a minimalist design. It can be powered via AC or DC.

The Kangaroo Motion Sensor is a no-frills home security solution. Just stick it to your wall or floor, connect it to your Wi-Fi network and you’re good to go. You’ll receive notifications via its app. It’s smart enough to ignore movement from pets, and only detects people.

Want to automate your lighting without replacing your existing bulbs with smart ones? Check out Orro. It’s a tiny computer in the form of a touchscreen light switch. It uses sensors to detect your presence and automatically adjust your lights, whether they’re dimmable or not.

With the Terra robot mower, iRobot aims to do for mowing lawns what its Roomba did for vacuuming homes. It uses standalone beacons and smart mapping technology to efficiently mow without the need for boundary wires or digging. It will be available in the USA soon.

The freestanding version of Halley’s minimalist helmet rack. The Halley Helmet Stand looks great with or without a helmet on. It has the same stainless steel sphere that safely supports both open and full face helmets. It has a non-slip rubber pad under its base.

Wagz‘ high tech pet door gives you a variety of ways to open it, such as via smart home devices or its mobile app. You can also set schedules. When used with Wagz’ smart collar or pendants, you can even make it detect and unlock only for certain pets.

Tylko’s Type02 flat pack shelves combine customization with convenience. Choose from a variety of colors, patterns, sizes and more. Design everything from a shoe rack to a bookshelf. They have color-coded mounting points and require no tools to assemble.

If you want a doorstop that’s not unsightly or a tripping hazard, check out the Fantom. It uses a magnet that’s installed inside the door to lift and catch the pin on the floor. It’s on sale at Touch of Modern for $15 until 1/25/19.

Apera’s Keeper is an electronic arm for containers with a hinged, sliding or hung door. It lets you control when the container will open. Couriers can close it with its large button, or you can remotely close it. It supports Amazon Alexa for voice control.

This canvas wall organizer is from Period Correct’s Overland collection, and celebrates the legacy of European off-road vehicles and the outdoors. It has six small and three large compartments and has brass grommets for hanging.

Kichler’s unique fan is made for small spaces – or for people who don’t like traditional ceiling fan designs. Its blades wrap around its LED lamp like petals. It has three speeds, its LED lamp is dimmable, and is available in a variety of finishes.

Tushy’s bidet fastens on to most toilet seats and can be set up in minutes without an electrician or plumber. It features a switch to adjust the angle of the self-cleaning nozzle and a knob to adjust the water pressure. You can get it in various colors here.

LapGear’s oversize lap desk is more than wide enough to accommodate 17″ laptops. It has a ledge to prevent laptops from sliding out, a mouse pad, and a slot that holds your phone vertically. It’s available in other colors and finishes here.

Bevin Bells makes trip gongs that look and work just like the ones used in boxing arenas, mines, and stock exchanges. They’re mechanical so they don’t need electricity to work. They’re available as brass or as steel with a black powder coat.

Luckies of London’s hanger has three light up section. Use it to illuminate your closet or as a stylish night light. It has a nice copper finish and lasts up to 20h on four AAA batteries.

Wayzn is a device that automates sliding doors – a godsend for people with pets. You can set it to open when motion is detected, or you can control it from your mobile device. It also works with Amazon Alexa. It’s easy to install, and just as easy to remove.

The latest version of Netgear’s rechargeable, wireless and weatherproof security camera. The Arlo Ultra can shoot videos at up to 4K and record them with HDR support. It also has a built-in spotlight, allowing it to record in color at night.