Yes! Robot live in your interior decoration home

When we stumbled across this video, which teases a Seattle house that looks like a "giant robot," we were skeptical. And after seeing it, we're not exactly sure if this one-of-a-kind home resembles a robot per se, but we must admit it is incredible! Positioned on a small and steep sliver of land that the owners were intent on buying, the creative home  is built…upwards.

Graffiti and designer art toys. I wanted to walk into this place and almost feel like I stepped into a KidRobot store. The idea was to keep things light and airy, incorporate bright pops of color throughout, then tie it together with a modern and cozy feel. I had a nice collection of graffiti canvases from years of DJing for a local street art gallery, so I decided to add a few more talented Philly artists to the mix in order to fill up wall space and brighten things up. When I had a new piece commissioned, I would go to the store and hand pick a couple of vibrant graffiti colors for the artist to work with in order to switch up the color palette in the apartment. Overall, I love all the pieces and I think it makes the space look a lot more fun and animated.

As is the case for the exterior, the floor plan is anything but ordinary. In order to ensure the best views, the husband and wife homeowners wanted their living room to be at the top of the 2,600 square-foot home, way above the rest of the space. And the  interior design ideas  is something special, too. To match the homeowner's belief that color should be bold, the interior is modern and sleek, with pops of bright colors in the furniture and accent

Home robots made their first appearance two decades ago. In the early 1980s, several manufacturers introduced home robots, including B.O.B. (for brains on board), Topo, and the Hero I from Heath (see MACHINE DESIGN, March 24, 1983, pp. 85-90). The relatively slow processors of the time set limits on functions the robots could perform. Moore's Law, with processing power rising as prices drop, has made affordable personal robots possible. The ER1 is the first reasonably priced robot for consumers which will actually do something useful. The kitchen. It's not quite up to par with the rest of the apartment. I was left with mismatched cabinets and an awkward cubby that I use for storage. So I do my best to keep everyone distracted with the living room and bedroom and keep them away from that area.

Smart Home System was installed to control the AV, HVAC, lighting and solar shades. Underbed drawers give more space-saving storage options. Despite the robots, toys and framed prints , home decorating,  this tween boy's room can easily transition into a comfortable guest bedroom.Blink and you might just miss the AC condensor units beneath”