I always feel a certain positive thrill when historical concepts suddenly evolve through technology and become unexpectedly compelling. This project evokes that sensation, turning the everyday act of opening a door into an intuitive and surprising experience.
Doma, the start-up founded by Yves Béhar and Jason Johnson, redefines the smart home with an elegant and discreet approach. Their doors and windows do more than open and close: they recognize individuals through integrated sensors and cameras, activate automatically as you approach, and lock behind you without manual intervention. The system offers multiple secure access options, from facial recognition to QR codes, and integrates seamlessly with existing alarms and apps. Its mechanisms are silent and concealed within the frame, while the minimal design allows each element to harmonize with diverse architectural styles. Environmental management is also intelligent: motorized windows adjust temperature and air quality according to preset preferences, while the internal control panel displays external and indoor conditions without disrupting daily routines. Doma is not just technology—it exemplifies how thoughtful design, innovation, and development can elevate routine gestures into moments of discreet luxury, anticipating needs and enhancing life without demanding constant attention.
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