9X spent more than 100 million VND to upgrade the "intelligence" of the apartment (Video: Khanh Vi - Hai Yen).
After having a new home, Phuong (born in 1994, Minh Khai) and her husband decided to invest an additional 100 million VND to make their house smarter. After 3 months of use, the 9X couple shared that this was a very worthwhile investment.
Dan Tri newspaper reporters directly experienced the smart features that make this 120m² apartment a "more livable" place.
The house door is equipped with a smart lock, integrating many modern features such as: unlocking by face or hand vein, screen displaying people outside...
"When I was in my old house, every time I held my child or carried a lot of things, I had to fumble around looking for my card or key, which was quite inconvenient. Now that I'm in my new house, I just need to stand in front of the door, and the facial recognition system or hand vein will automatically open it - no time wasted, and no more worrying about forgetting or losing my key/card," Ms. Phuong shared.
The living room has a minimalist design with neutral tones, equipped with the most modern technology in the house, including: sensors, smart cameras, LED lighting system, automatic ceiling air conditioner...
No need for a remote or phone, just with a hand gesture within the view of the smart camera mounted high in the corner of the room, the entire space will change accordingly to each different context: watching a movie, leaving the house, receiving guests...
Whenever you want to watch a movie, just raise your hand in front of the camera, the devices automatically adjust to optimize your entertainment needs: the light dims, the curtains slowly close, the star ceiling lights turn on, the wall LEDs turn blue, and the light shines softly on the coffee table area. Everything is in the right "mood".
The lighting system is programmed with appropriate lighting standards, does not cause glare, and can adjust intensity and color according to each situation.
In addition, the ceiling air conditioner is integrated with temperature and humidity sensors to help adjust the environment in real time.
The kitchen is suitable for a young couple, although not spacious but fully equipped: from the refrigerator, stove, oven to dishwasher are all neatly arranged. The LED lighting system is turned on by touch sensors, allowing the brightness to be adjusted according to needs. Children can also easily operate.
The hallway lights will also automatically turn on at night when the sensor detects motion.
The special feature in the design is the "hidden" switch system. Most of the switches are hidden in the cabinet, leaving only a few main scene switches on the wall.
According to smart home design experts, placing too many switches on the wall will affect the aesthetics of the architectural interior. Small spaces like this will look very bad if they put many switches on the wall. That is why the system is optimized for automation, helping the lighting system and equipment to be numerous but the switches to be very few.
Sensors and smart speakers are also cleverly "hidden" in hidden corners, not spoiling the aesthetics of the space.
Auxiliary areas such as toilets also integrate many modern devices to give users the most comfortable experience.
When entering the bathroom, the sensor light will automatically turn on. If the usage time is longer than 2 minutes, the heating system will be activated. In addition, when the humidity in the room exceeds the threshold, the dehumidification mode will be turned on until the air returns to a dry level. This feature is especially useful during the wet season to keep towels and floors dry.
At night, the light in the toilet will be reduced to 30%, just enough to orient without dazzling, a small but practical solution for the elderly and children.
The master bedroom is simply designed, prioritizing the quality of rest. The lighting system is monochromatic, soft light, suitable for two main scenarios: going to bed and waking up. There is no TV, no entertainment devices, this space is completely dedicated to sleep.
The curtains in the bedroom can be controlled automatically. The homeowner chose to use light instead of an alarm clock. "I set the curtains to 5% open at 5:45, then gradually open them until 6 o'clock. Waking up with natural light is much more pleasant than the phone's ringing sound," Ms. Phuong shared.
In addition, when in bed, just a light movement can open and close the curtains without having to move much.
The entire system in the apartment is programmed individually according to the specific habits and schedules of each member. The device not only makes the house "smart", but also helps save time, enhance the experience and maintain the sophistication of the interior design.
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