Cooking sounds like a terrifying and long, drawn-out process that demands abilities and time we don't always have. But for all those cooking enthusiasts, the IoT is drawing the line into a new generation of in-house master chefs.

Today we find out that not only are we always connected through our devices, but our devices are also connected among themselves. The internet of things(IoT) is the ability to create systems connecting different products at once.

Imagine a world where products are produced by systems which are waste-free. Also, imagine a world where we can use materials in continuous cycles without compromising in their qualities.

Have you ever imagined visualizing your furniture in-situ, feeling the materials, and walking through your interiors before even purchasing? And all this without even leaving your sofa! As a buyer, you have a feeling of what you want, but it’s hard to articulate.

Since 1942 when Hollywood decorator Don Loper designed his iconic banana leaf look called "Martinique" for the Beverly Hills Hotel. The pattern became a trending synonym of retro glamour.

Nowadays working from home is becoming a more and more popular option. Many people choose to have a bit of freedom while doing what they like from the comfort of their home office.

If there is a place which is the heart of the house or "hacienda" in the Mexican culture, it is the kitchen or "cocina". It is in here where all the decisions and social activities take place.

If you enjoy the folkloric art, the air of mysticism that tribal elements give, and the Spanish architecture, then a Mexican decor style is your thing! Eclectic, vivid, and bold, a Mexican interior design can transform your home into a personal museum of timeless objects.

Serenity, balance and harmony are the key factors for a traditional Japanese interior design.Rituals and tea ceremonies underline the space interactions for a zen life that can transform our own lifestyle.