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3 Creators share their
holiday home must-haves

From WFH to DIY, streamline your winter season with Galaxy and SmartThings.

The lead-up to the holidays can be full of hustle. Work, errands and parties fill calendars as the countdown to the new year begins. Hopefully, all this hard work comes with a heaping serving of home time — whether relaxing alone or getting festive with family and friends. We asked three digital creators how they use technology like Galaxy devices and the SmartThings app to balance their busy schedules with getting cozy on the couch.

Staying connected with Deja Foxx

Deja Foxx syncs screens and Galaxy devices to expand her workspace when room is limited. SmartThings-connected devices1 help make her space more efficient and effective so she can focus on the task at hand, whether saving the world or finishing homework. When it’s time to wind down, the immersive screens and sound help her escape with some much-needed entertainment.

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Smart for the season with Meredith Hayden

The holidays are chef and food editor Meredith Hayden’s time to shine with delicious recipes. While she’s serving up mouthwatering content to her fans, she’s also planning recipes and parties to share with family and friends. Needless to say, things can get messy in the kitchen. But Meredith has gotten wise about her winter workflow with ENERGY STAR-certified appliances and smart devices that help keep things tidy. Plus, they connect to SmartThings so she can monitor her energy use and save on
power bills.

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Home cinema for the holidays with Joy Green

DIY and home-renovation queen Joy Green takes holiday movies seriously, going all out to set the perfect mood in her home theater. And while she loves a home project challenge, setting up an entertainment space with Samsung was super easy. With the SmartThings app and connected devices, she can control the lights, sound and picture for her family’s memorable, immersive experience. 

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Smarter together

Make your home smarter and more energy efficient with
SmartThings-connected devices.

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