My New Dashboard

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Hi everyone :wave:

I wanted to share my current Home Assistant dashboard, which I’ve been actively using and continuously refining. This setup is designed with one main goal in mind: making smart home control feel natural, fast, and visually satisfying, not just functional.

Overall Design Philosophy

I went for a modern glassmorphism / liquid-glass inspired UI with soft gradients, rounded cards, and smooth color transitions. The idea was to move away from the “technical control panel” look and create something that feels more like a premium smart home interface you’d actually enjoy looking at every day.

The background gradient adapts nicely to different sections, and each room has its own visual identity without breaking consistency.

Room-Based Structure

The dashboard is organized by rooms:

  • Living Room
  • Kitchen
  • Balcony
  • Bedroom
  • Hall

Each room section contains only what’s relevant for that space, so you don’t get overwhelmed with unnecessary controls. This keeps interaction fast and intuitive, especially on wall tablets.

Smart Controls & Devices

You’ll find controls for:

  • Lights (standard, LED strips, dimmable lights)
  • Motion sensors
  • Media devices (TV, PlayStation 5)
  • Climate systems (Combi boiler & Dyson climate device)
  • Doors, alarm status, and washing machine state

The cards are state-aware: colors, icons, and animations subtly change depending on whether a device is on, off, active, or idle. This gives you instant visual feedback without even reading text.

Climate & Automation Focus

Climate control is a big part of this setup:

  • Central Combi control card with temperature, humidity, and mode indicators
  • Dyson climate card with heating status and target temperature
  • Quick-access buttons for critical states (like emergency or high-priority modes)

Everything is designed so that one glance tells you the current situation of the house.

Why I Like This Setup

  • Clean but information-rich
  • Touch-friendly for tablets
  • Easy to expand with new rooms or devices
  • Feels more like a product than a dashboard

This dashboard is still evolving, but it’s already become something I genuinely enjoy using daily. If you’re bored of classic HA layouts and want something more visual, modern, and user-experience focused, I hope this gives you some inspiration.

I’m happy to answer questions, share card configs, or discuss ideas for improvement.
Thanks for checking it out! :rocket:

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Not my style, but nice, comfortable and clean Style, and i suspect it adapts well to your Phone :+1:

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Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it :raised_hands:
You’re absolutely right — this dashboard was designed with mobile-first usage in mind. On the phone, it feels even more natural: fast access, minimal scrolling, and clear visual feedback at a glance.

I wanted something that feels comfortable and effortless, especially for daily interactions on a phone or wall tablet. Glad it comes across that way, even if it’s not exactly your style :blush:
Always open to evolving it further!

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In Your “words” , im a “Technical Control” Freak :grin: , And single household

But i’ve been “played around” with many various Dashboards and Styles, for that matter ( My Main HomeStatus Dashboard, is a huge grid-layout, with grid-areas and media-queries, to also adapt to my phone, as i want it )
Yours immediately felt Comfortable, and yet a Good “Overview” for i.e a Wall-Tablet

I’m not a “typical” Phone-User, in fact all blips, sound-notifications is turned of ( Only sounds is when it rings ) Can’t really understand how/why soo many people walk around with a phone “Controlling” their Life, and behavior ( i find that absurd, when i look around me, in the streets, waiting halls, and other public areas )( and most likely they would get panic and anxiety, if their Phones i.e run out of battery, :joy: , my battery, last for days if not a week )

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Hello Aykan,
Very nice!
I would be interested in the general recommendations to start such a dashboard, and even config details & code.
Thanks,

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Looks great! Where is the download/install link?

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I love this. Mind sharing the cards? You did a great job.

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I like this dashboard how i can get it