Dolls House 2026
A selection of six products that could become essential features of our homes in 2026.
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Beehaus by Omlet
Bee hive for rooftops and small gardens The Beehaus is all about making beekeeping straightforward and fun. A specially designed beehive for rooftop or garden beekeeping, it is designed to provide bees with a safe, modern home. The plastic bee house comes complete with everything bees need, making keeping bees for beginners simple in the country or city.
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Florafelt panels by Florafelt
Modular wall planters Florafelt is a patented vertical garden system of modular pockets and wraps for growing plants on walls. The growing material is made of 100% recycled plastic water bottles, it is non-toxic, incredibly tough, and does not decay, allowing designers, architects, and home gardeners to create green walls that grow in harmony with their micro-environments.
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Walter H5 by Department 22
Hydroponics unit for the home Walter H5 is the latest iteration of a home hydroponics unit, intended for growing medicinal plants in a fully-controlled, hydroponic system - cultivating plants in water without the need for any soil. A selection of superfood plants can be grown throughout the year, allowing for tailored nutrition.
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The Hive by Livin Farm
Desktop hive for edible insects The Hive is a desktop farm for growing edible insects. With a controlled micro-climate, carbon filters to eliminate odours and a patented breeding and harvesting mechanism, mealworms fed on kitchen scraps can provide up to three protein-rich meals per week. A green light signals when they are ready for harvesting.
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Zera Food Recycler by Whirlpool
Food recycler for the kitchen The Zera™ Food Recycler, developed by Whirlpool's innovation incubator WLabs, is designed for indoor use. The upper chamber is filled with food waste with a cocktail of coir and baking soda. A slowly turning spindle quickly breaks down the content in as little as 24 hours, dropping down into a container below, ready to be used as rich fertiliser.
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Eglu by Omlet
Garden chicken coop Over 23 million eggs are laid every year in Eglus, easy to clean, fox proof chicken coops that revolutionised urban chicken keeping, making it possible to raise chicks and collect fresh eggs in the city. The latest version, The Cube, features a slide out dropping tray, twin walled insulation and an automatic door opener.
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