From a large touchscreen on its Family Hub 2.0 refrigerator, the South Korean tech giant has been demonstrating how people can control all their Samsung smart devices from a relatively clean looking user interface, which has a design language not dissimilar from Samsung's latest iteration of the TouchWiz skin it applies to Android on its smartphones. Currently being demonstrated at the Gwangju Design Biennale international exhibition for contemporary art, Samsung's vision of the smart home looks to be aimed at something that bridges functional electronics and appliances with contemporary design. While a video of the Samsung smart home shows the smart fridge being the centre control hub for all the connected devices, Samsung's Connect mobile app will also serve as a way to control all of the smart homes devices, thanks to cloud connectivity.