Big windows are a gift. They bring in natural light, open up views, and make a space feel larger. However, they also introduce a few real-world challenges that show up fast, like afternoon glare, evening privacy, and rooms that feel different depending on the hour.

That’s why Lutron motorized drapes can be a whole game-changer. They add controlled movement to a window treatment that already does a lot for a room, both visually and functionally. When they fit the space and the way you live, they can make daily routines feel smoother and more comfortable.

Keep reading to see where motorized drapes tend to deliver the most value, and where another approach may suit the space better.

The fanfare began in the fall of 2024, when Sony announced the arrival of its Sony Bravia 9 projector. With technology changing at an incredible pace, why are people still talking about it over 1 year later? Hasn’t something better come out?

No, not really.

This projector, it seems, set the benchmark for video performance for years to come. It’s hard to beat the immersive HDR imagery, which makes movies come to life. Deep blacks, vivid colors, and extreme brightness have made this projector the flagship model for luxury homeowners looking for the best home entertainment. 

Let’s explore what makes this projector stand out from the rest and how it delivers an exciting cinematic experience as the filmmakers intended. 

A great TV makes its presence known in the right ways. Picture quality feels natural the moment the screen lights up, motion stays composed as scenes shift quickly, and details come through cleanly. Nothing pulls you out of the moment. Sony OLED TVs attract people who want visual performance that feels considered and intentional, paired with a design that belongs in a high-end living space. It’s a balance of technical capability and visual restraint that becomes clear the longer you spend with it.

If you’re curious why Sony OLED continues to stand out across movies, sports, and gaming, keep reading to see how these displays perform when real content hits the screen.

In 2017, the Samsung Frame TV was released to excited consumers. This high-performance QLED TV transformed the big, black display into a work of art that changed at the touch of a button. When not in use, it looks like a masterpiece painting or a personal photo library, providing great home entertainment while enhancing the home’s aesthetics. 

At the time, Sangdo Lee, Samsung’s Vice President of the Visual Display Business, said in a statement about The Frame, “Within the living space, we know that technology is very personal. We created The Frame to provide consumers with a TV that beautifies their space and lives in perfect harmony with their interior décor.” Few TVs can claim to enhance a home’s design. 

Then, in 2025, Samsung launched the Frame Pro TV, and what was great got even better. Here, we’ll explore some of the features and benefits of Samsung’s latest creation.