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From televisions that look like works of art to retro speakers and high tech radios, here you will find a small, but perfect collection of tech to enhance your home.

Samsung The Frame John Lewis

Having sung the praises of this television for years I’m thrilled to finally own one (following a brand campaign last year). Hang it on the wall (or use the stand) and choose the picture you want to display so that it looks like it’s part of your decor rather than an ugly black box on the wall. A motion sensor turns it off completely if there’s no-one in the room to save energy but the rest of the time you can choose from the Samsung art gallery or find your own images to display.
Samsung The Serif John Lewis

Designed by the Bouroullec brothers, the Serif is designed to look like a capital I from the side (but not in this font!). The idea was to reclaim the television as a piece of furniture with a top wide enough to rest an ornament and an elegant shape that would fit in with your room. Sits either on a shelf or on a pair of elegant hairpin legs, this is part of your sitting room and not something that needs to hide apologetically in the corner.
Roberts Radio John Lewis

Beloved for its nostalgia value, Roberts is bang up to date with DAB, bluetooth and wireless options now as standard still housed in the classic boxy leather shape that was based on Mrs Roberts’ handbag.
Sonos Speakers Argos

See above for sound quality and comes in a mix of size and colour. This is the one.
Ruark Clock Radio John Lewis
Marshall Speakers John Lewis

If you prefer more retro styling then this is the one for you - seen in boutique hotels around the world.
Sonos Beam Sonos

Sound experts praise Sonos as the perfect mix of sound and styling. I have the bar under my Frame TV where it almost disappears against the dark wall but means we don’t have to have the sound turned up to 11 (as was the case with previous sound bars).