In a new feature by Fast Company’s global design editor Mark Wilson, Doma Home emerges as the next evolution in smart living. Building on the legacy of innovation from Yves Behar and Jason Johnson’s first venture, the article spotlights Doma as a transformational leap—not just smart, but intelligently embedded design. It highlights how the team, forged from the fusion of Fuseproject, August, and key engineers, is reimagining the smart home by making it an invisible, intuitive presence: surfaces that sense, safeguard, and adapt without clutter. Using elegant millimeter-wave radar and AI, Doma’s system is described as “quiet luxury” that integrates into existing products—no hubs, no updates—just seamless, secure intelligence. Wilson frames Doma as more than a product: it’s a design manifesto that transforms home tech into sensory architecture.