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You stare at that empty patch of dirt and feel nothing but doubt. What if you plant the wrong thing? What if it all dies in a week? What if you waste…

You walk into a room and feel… nothing. Or worse (you) feel tired. Or distracted. Or like you’re in someone else’s house. That’s not decor.

You’re standing on the sidewalk. Staring at your house. And you feel that little knot in your stomach.

I bet your garden doesn’t look like the ones in magazines. You know the ones. Perfect rows. Zero weeds.

You’ve walked into your house and felt… nothing. Not warmth. Not relief. Not that quiet sigh when you finally arrive. Just four walls and a to-do list.

I used to think smart homes meant choosing between a space that looked good or one that actually worked. You’ve probably seen it too. Tangled cables behind the TV. Smart speakers that stick out like sore thumbs. Tech that screams “I’m here” instead of blending into your carefully chosen decor. This guide shows you how

I’ve been helping people design tech-inspired homes for years now, and I keep seeing the same mistake. You buy a smart speaker. Then a video doorbell. Maybe some colored light bulbs. Before you know it, your home looks like a tech store exploded in it. Wires everywhere. Devices that don’t match. A space that feels