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Small gadgets that make your home feel sharper, lazier or a bit more futuristic.
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A tiny light that quietly turns on before you smash your toe into furniture like an idiot.
This is the kind of gadget you buy for one annoying dark corner of the house, then immediately realise you want three more. It switches on when needed, stays out of the way when…
£23.49
£25.99
A kettle with temperature control and a digital display, because boiling water plainly is apparently beneath us now.
A normal kettle boils water. This one arrives with temperature control, a screen and just enough extra polish to make your old kettle look emotionally underdeveloped. It is aimed at people who care a…
£12.99
A smart little light that turns on before you walk into something embarrassing in the dark.
It is a small motion-activated light, which sounds humble until you realise how often it saves you from fumbling around in the dark like a confused Victorian. The design is clean, the idea is…
£10.99
£23.99
A ceiling light with a remote and motion sensor, which is exactly the kind of unnecessary competence we respect here.
This is a ceiling light for people who enjoy the phrase “battery powered, dimmable and motion activated” more than most normal people should. It takes a dull functional product and makes it feel oddly…
£25.99
£30.99
Tall, minimal and remote-controlled — like normal lighting, but with much better main-character energy.
Floor lamps usually live quiet, unremarkable lives. This one at least tries to have some presence. It is tall, tidy, remote-controlled and easy to drop into a room that needs more atmosphere without turning…
£6.99
£20.43
An aggressively bright solar light for anyone who wants their garden to stop pretending it’s mysterious.
This thing is not subtle, and honestly that is part of the appeal. It is built to blast dark corners, patios and side paths with enough light to make them feel far less dodgy.…
£4.99
£12.99
Four tiny lights that quietly stop you walking into furniture like a sleep-deprived goblin.
These are deeply unglamorous in theory and weirdly satisfying in real life. Stick them where the house becomes inconvenient at night and suddenly everything feels a bit more sensible. The fact you get four…
£39.99
A rice cooker that looks like it was designed by people who refuse to let even dinner be low-tech.
Rice cookers are already useful. Smart rice cookers are what happens when usefulness gets a design team and some ambition. This one is clean, modern and just over-engineered enough to make it interesting. If…
£19.99
£39.99
A tiny air fryer for people who want crispy snacks without dedicating their whole kitchen to the mission.
Air fryers are great until they become enormous countertop monuments. This one keeps the useful bit and dials down the bulk. That makes it ideal for smaller spaces, single servings and anyone who just…
£15.25
£21.79
A solar wall light that gives off “I have my outdoor aesthetic together” energy with minimal actual effort.
This is one of those decorative lights that somehow makes a wall, fence or garden corner feel much more intentional than it did five minutes earlier. The patterning is the whole point here —…
£56.99
£152.99
A dual-zone air fryer oven for people who think dinner should involve maximum convenience and at least a little gadget swagger.
This is what happens when an air fryer decides it is no longer content being just an air fryer. Two zones, a proper oven feel and a strong sense that weeknight cooking should be…
£24.99
£59.99
A tiny projector for people who look at a blank wall and think, yeah, that could absolutely be a cinema.
This little cube is exactly the kind of gadget that makes no sense until you imagine it turning a bedroom wall into instant movie night. Then suddenly it makes perfect sense and your bank…