It’s more James Bond than Philippe Starck - a UK-based firm has spent millions creating the house of the future using space-age technology that would be more at home in Q Division, the research and development arm of the secret service, than Ikea. The so-called Cornflake house - named after the company that installed the devices - includes a secret wall and floor that rotates to reveal a hidden two meter television screen and a virtual security guard complete with Alsatian ‘patrolling’ various rooms by projector. There’s also a £10,000 hot drinks maker operated remotely by an iPad that shoots beverages into vacant cups, magnetic wallpaper, a cinema and other high-tech gadgety that cost a total of £750,000.
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Gadgets in the London property, fitted by UK technology company Cornflake, cost a total £750,000
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House has secret walls, rotating bars, a cinema, magnetic wallpaper, coffee machines controlled by iPads and more
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