Modern technology has completely revolutionized the way we do everything in our lives. Just in the last decade, we’ve begun carrying the power of the entire internet in our pocket, asking computers for directions, and streaming live video feeds to our handheld devices from all over the world. These advances in technology have made communication easier, small business more efficient, and provided more learning opportunities to us than we can ever imagine. But what else is technology good for?
Luxury. That’s right, these days luxury is no longer a product of the elite. Families all over the world are investing in technologies that make daily life simpler, and relaxation more abundant.
Reduce Time-consuming, Stressful Tasks
The ability to avoid tedious tasks like buying new socks and stocking up on laundry detergent is key to living a luxury lifestyle. For starters, you can purchase nearly everything you need in a week online these days. Most retailers offer curbside pick-up, and Publix even lets you order their subs online. But some companies take this convenience as step further. From Amazon, you can get what they call dash buttons. A dash button is a small button you place in a convenient place (for instance on the washing machine for ordering detergent) and press when you need to order more of a particular home item. This button takes care of the ordering, and within days your item arrives at your house.
Similarly, the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Home Pod can order your groceries and assist with your children’s homework by simply asking the question!
Robots Keep Your House Clean
Even less luxurious than grocery shopping is cleaning the house. But worry no longer about whether you vacuumed before your friends drop by, with a Roomba you can luxuriate in peace knowing that the job is getting done. And the other house cleaning work that you don't enjoy doing, there’s a technological hack to those as well. For instance, if you find cleaning your toilet is a drag (and who doesn’t?) invest in this high end, self-cleaning toilet.
Programmable Everything
Mornings don’t have to be awful in your household any longer. Why we have been waking up to the terrible screeching of our outdated alarm clocks for so long is beyond us. But now you can wake up the way that nature intended: with the sun. With the installation of programmable blackout blinds in your master bedroom, you can sleep in absolute darkness until the moment your shades lift and invite in the morning sunrise.
And on the flip side, you can program your lights to dim in the evening providing the exact right level of calm relaxation (or perhaps romance) that will help your whole family wind down at night. It may seem just as simple to get up and dim the lights by hand, but that is the whole point of luxury.
The internet and technology have made us the busiest and most connected people to ever live on this earth. So why not use technology to counteract some of that busy-ness and provide the luxury lifestyle that you and your family deserve. If your family home could use some updating to enhance your current lifestyle, or if you’d like to discuss building new custom home with luxury in mind, contact us today.
Reduce Time-consuming, Stressful Tasks
The ability to avoid tedious tasks like buying new socks and stocking up on laundry detergent is key to living a luxury lifestyle. For starters, you can purchase nearly everything you need in a week online these days. Most retailers offer curbside pick-up, and Publix even lets you order their subs online. But some companies take this convenience as step further. From Amazon, you can get what they call dash buttons. A dash button is a small button you place in a convenient place (for instance on the washing machine for ordering detergent) and press when you need to order more of a particular home item. This button takes care of the ordering, and within days your item arrives at your house.
Similarly, the Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Home Pod can order your groceries and assist with your children’s homework by simply asking the question!
Robots Keep Your House Clean
Even less luxurious than grocery shopping is cleaning the house. But worry no longer about whether you vacuumed before your friends drop by, with a Roomba you can luxuriate in peace knowing that the job is getting done. And the other house cleaning work that you don't enjoy doing, there’s a technological hack to those as well. For instance, if you find cleaning your toilet is a drag (and who doesn’t?) invest in this high end, self-cleaning toilet.
Programmable Everything
Mornings don’t have to be awful in your household any longer. Why we have been waking up to the terrible screeching of our outdated alarm clocks for so long is beyond us. But now you can wake up the way that nature intended: with the sun. With the installation of programmable blackout blinds in your master bedroom, you can sleep in absolute darkness until the moment your shades lift and invite in the morning sunrise.
And on the flip side, you can program your lights to dim in the evening providing the exact right level of calm relaxation (or perhaps romance) that will help your whole family wind down at night. It may seem just as simple to get up and dim the lights by hand, but that is the whole point of luxury.
The internet and technology have made us the busiest and most connected people to ever live on this earth. So why not use technology to counteract some of that busy-ness and provide the luxury lifestyle that you and your family deserve. If your family home could use some updating to enhance your current lifestyle, or if you’d like to discuss building new custom home with luxury in mind, contact us today.
