You'll want these for your kitchen and bathroom in the next year.
I've seen the future—and it will change the way you live at home. It's finding its way into your kitchen appliances, your plumbing, your cooking, and even your countertop. As Reviewed's major appliances editor and home design writer, I've had the chance to attend a number of design shows in the past year, always keeping my eyes open for the coolest home trends. Trust me, you'll want these for your kitchen and bathroom in the next year.
3. Ovens that replace your countertop air fryer When we write about air fryers at Reviewed, we always explain that they are countertop convection ovens. Now, you can get air fryer functionality in an oven range, whether you choose gas, electric, or induction. Frigidaire has created a group of ranges that bring you crispy food without the guilt—and by that I mean oil. The oven includes a tray for the chicken, french fries, or whatever you want to prepare.
5. Smarter bathrooms The bathroom of the future is loaded with luxury features. If you have to go in the middle of the night, new fixtures can detect the motion and turn on soft lighting. Kohler's Veil products specialize in that. Voice control is great in the bathroom and U by Moen lets you tell Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri to start or stop the shower and turn it to your favored temperature. None of this technology is cheap but it's all fabulous.
9. Faster laundry with a SuperSpeed cycle When we test washers, we always evaluate the Normal, Heavy, and Quick wash cycles. Now Samsung is introducing a SuperSpeed setting that finishes a full load of laundry in as little as 30 minutes. That will reduce your time in the laundry room and allow you to go back to living your life sooner and with clean clothes.
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