Looking to bring your dream kitchen to life? Lowe’s has a chance for you to make that happen! Kitchen & Bath Design Specialist, Zach Ronhaar, talked to Studio 512 about the pilot program and what it ...

Home-improvement chain Lowe’s launched a pilot program to test the use of Microsoft’s HoloLens holographic VR headset to help shoppers remodel their kitchens. Lowe’s is piloting its HoloLens-powered ...

Planning a complete kitchen makeover? You’ll probably save by sourcing your purchases from a number of sellers. But for sheer convenience, you can’t beat buying everything—appliances, cabinets, ...

As retailers experiment with the Apple Vision Pro, Lowe’s is allowing customers to test its Lowe’s Style Studio app on Apple Vision Pro devices at three stores this month, the home improvement ...

Having trouble deciding which cabinets would look best with that glass backsplash your eyeing for your kitchen redesign? Virtual reality can help. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, ...

Lowe’s home improvement stores and Microsoft have partnered to test a design tool that uses the software giant’s HoloLens virtual reality technology to display kitchen remodeling options. Using the ...

Home improvement retailer Lowe’s is piloting an Apple Vision Pro-powered kitchen design experience at three locations across the U.S., including one in New Jersey. According to the North ...

Lowe’s is the first home improvement retailer to offer customers an in-store, Apple Vision Pro-powered experience, with a pilot set to launch in three test markets this month. Customers can try Lowe’s ...

For anyone who has ever pondered a home remodeling project, the challenge is figuring out what it actually will look like when it’s done. Lowe's home improvement chain thinks it has a solution for ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. At Microsoft Ignite, those in attendance got a look at how Lowe's has continued to innovate using ...

It's a question retailers everywhere are grappling with—how do they get shoppers to turn off their computers and step back into the store? Lowe's thinks it may have found the answer: Give them ...