Homecrux

Homecrux is a digital magazine that champions the importance of design. It provides a platform for readers to explore and keep up with the most imaginative and fascinating projects in design, architecture, and smart home technology. Homecrux aims to showcase creative and groundbreaking designs from around the globe, highlighting how design can enhance and simplify our daily lives. Beyond featuring captivating designs and architectural works, we focus on the omnipresence of design in our surroundings. Our content reflects the ways we engage with designs that embody beauty, craftsmanship, and elegance. With a dedicated team committed to transforming your house into a home that everyone will admire, Homecrux is quickly becoming a go-to resource for those interested in design and home improvement ideas.

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10 Best Father’s Day Gifts for Chef Dad in 2025

3 days ago | homecrux.com | Priya Chauhan

My father is one of the best cooks I know. He loves cooking for his family and friends and seems the happiest when he is grilling vegetables and meats over an open fire, making different sauces, and trying new recipes. I think I got his chef genes. I have spent plenty of time learning what he knows, his likes and dislikes, gaining an advantage for many gifting occasions such as Father’s Day.
Best Father’s Day Outdoor Gifts Your Dad Will Love

3 days ago | homecrux.com | Harshendra Mehta

Father’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate the dads who find their happiest moments under the open sky, whether they’re hiking rugged trails, casting a fishing line, or simply soaking in nature’s beauty. If your dad’s heart beats to the rhythm of the great outdoors, this gift guide is made just for him.
Bare Dutch Oven Weighs Half as Much as Traditional Cast Iron

3 days ago | homecrux.com | Priya Chauhan

I love cooking at least one meal in cast iron cookware; so far, I have a trusty skillet and a newly bought Dutch oven. Unfortunately, as someone recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, dealing with the weight of the cookware, especially the Dutch oven, has become problematic for me. It is simply too heavy to handle with pain in my hands. I am sure many of you find cast iron and enameled Dutch ovens troublesome for their weight and construction quality, respectively.
Sky View Backpacker Tent has Transparent Mesh for Stargazing

4 days ago | homecrux.com | Atish Sharma

One of the greatest joys of camping is stretching out in your tent, gazing up at a dazzling display of stars in the dark sky. But most tents aren’t built for letting you enjoy this moment of peace from inside. Several tents you would come across on the internet feature a solid rainfly that blocks the view. Luckily, I stumbled upon camping gear that solves the problem.
Yonbo AI-Powered Home Robot Doubles as a Tutor and Play Pal

5 days ago | homecrux.com | Atish Sharma

Some people adore pets, while others aren’t as fond. I get it. I’m not a big pet person either. It’s not that I dislike dogs or have some preconceived notions about cats being dangerous; I just find their unpredictability and occasional mess unsettling. For those who feel similarly but still crave a furry friend to snuggle with, a smart home robot like Yonbo could be a great alternative.
Roumo Dual Rest LC99 Footrest Redefines Leg Positions While Working

5 days ago | homecrux.com | Harshendra Mehta

It all began with a simple discomfort. After 20 years as a graphic designer at a bustling broadcasting station, the CEO of Roumo realized his body and mind were paying the price for sitting long hours at an ill-fitting desk. The strain wasn’t just physical; it stifled his creativity. From that moment, Roumo’s mission was clear: reimagine the desk environment to support both the body and the mind.
Two Units Combined Into a Mega House

5 days ago | homecrux.com | Priya Chauhan

Oregon’s tiny house builder, Tru Form Tiny, is known for creating some of the most luxurious and spacious micro-dwellings on the West Coast. The company has been crafting custom dwellings to meet the diverse needs of its broad clientele. A case in point is the recent tiny house, which in no way is small. Tru Form Tiny has combined two units to create a custom mega tiny house for its client, who loved the company’s popular Urban Park Max tiny house but simply needed more space for their family.
Rich Artisanal Heritage Ties Lisbon Design Week to lberian Roots

6 days ago | homecrux.com | Atish Sharma

Long before my search for local Portuguese design at the Lisbon Design Week (LDW) 2025 began, a conversation with Joana Santos, CEO of the prominent Lisbon-based design studio DAM Portugal, played a crucial role in shaping my understanding of Portuguese design culture. “As designers, we are tale tellers. We create synergies between artisans and industrial producers, combine different techniques and materials, and take references from traditional Portuguese brands or objects.
Southern Sweden Design Days 2025 Sustainable Design Exhibits

6 days ago | homecrux.com | Priya Chauhan

Chances are that many of you haven’t heard of the Southern Sweden Design Days, which could be attributed to the fact that the event only started five years ago in 2021. For its fifth edition, the design event invited design enthusiasts from across the globe, with many exhibits and events focusing on the role of sustainable design.
Strawberry-Blueberry Mini Pie Recipe is Ultimate Summer Dessert

1 week ago | homecrux.com | Priya Chauhan

I am a firm believer that desserts don’t need to be fancy or clever to be delicious. And I am here to make you believe it as well with my strawberry-blueberry mini pie recipe. Quick, easy, and filled with ooey-gooey berry filling, this pie is the perfect one-person dessert for when you don’t want to make a big one. You need a 6-inch pie dish. Fresh blueberries and strawberries, homemade pie crust, lemon juice, sugar, a little bit of allspice, and a hint of salt. That’s all. Let’s get to it then.