Home Depot’s 2026 Product Lineup: From Smart Homes to Storage Solutions

Home Depot continues to evolve beyond its reputation as just a power tool retailer, unveiling an impressive array of new products for 2026 that span smart home technology, storage solutions, and home décor collaborations. This comprehensive look at five standout releases demonstrates how the home improvement giant is adapting to changing consumer needs while maintaining its commitment to affordability and innovation.

1. Hubspace 2.0: The Next Generation of Smart Home Integration

Home Depot’s proprietary smart home ecosystem, Hubspace, has undergone a major transformation with the launch of Hubspace 2.0 on January 7, 2026. This isn’t just a simple update—it represents a fundamental shift in how smart home devices communicate and integrate throughout the home.

The new system leverages Afero’s enterprise-grade IoT platform to enable direct communication between Hubspace switches, dimmers, and lights—even when they’re on different electrical circuits. This breakthrough eliminates the need for complex rewiring that has traditionally plagued smart home installations, making whole-home integration accessible to the average homeowner.

Key features of Hubspace 2.0 include:

• Vacation Mode: Automated lighting patterns that simulate occupancy when you’re away
• Circadian Lighting: Color temperature adjustments that align with natural daylight cycles
• Warm Dimming: Gradual color temperature shifts as lights dim
• Logarithmic Brightness Control: More intuitive brightness adjustments that match human perception

The ecosystem is expanding significantly with new partnerships and products. Home Depot announced a collaboration with Kwikset to launch a smart lock powered by Hubspace technology. Product Development Leader Nick Millette revealed that additional devices coming to the platform include a smart thermostat, smart hose timer, smart bathroom fan, smart freezer, and a comprehensive smart security system. While specific brand attributions weren’t disclosed, these additions promise to create a truly integrated whole-home experience.

2. Ryobi One+ Power Source and Chargers: Portable Power Revolution

Ryobi, Home Depot’s exclusive power tool brand for over 20 years, is expanding beyond traditional tools with its innovative One+ Power Source line. The company has introduced three new models that transform standard power tool batteries into versatile power stations.

The lineup includes:

• 18V One+ 150W Power Source: Features a 120V AC outlet, 18W USB-A, and 30W USB-C ports
• 18V One+ 200W Power Source: Adds a 60W USB-C fast-charge port and solar panel compatibility
• 40V One+ 300W Power Source: Designed for larger 40V One+ series batteries

These devices utilize GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology for enhanced energy efficiency, minimizing power waste during conversion. The pure-sine wave output ensures safe operation of sensitive electronics, making them suitable for everything from camping trips to emergency backup power during outages.

The versatility of these power sources extends beyond recreational use. They provide crucial backup power for essential devices during emergencies, can charge multiple devices simultaneously, and offer a cleaner alternative to traditional gas generators. The ability to use existing Ryobi batteries means users can expand their power capabilities without investing in entirely new systems.

3. The Company Store x Stoffer Home Collection: Luxury Meets Accessibility

In a strategic move to elevate its home décor offerings, Home Depot has facilitated an exclusive collaboration between The Company Store (acquired in 2017) and Stoffer Home, launching January 12, 2026. This partnership brings Jean Stoffer’s signature “modern classic” aesthetic to a more accessible price point.

The collection emphasizes layered textures, tailored details, and a neutral color palette that Stoffer Home is known for. Products include:

• Garment-washed percale bedding ranging from $44 to $394
• Complete table linen sets priced between $49 and $94
• Cotton poplin pajamas in various prints
• Nature-inspired wallpaper featuring “classic motifs”
• Tapestry floral and garden patch shower curtains

The collaboration reflects shared values between the brands, with The Company Store’s general manager Gagan Basin emphasizing their “shared dedication to craftsmanship and enduring style.” Jean Stoffer herself noted that the partnership allows her design philosophy of creating “spaces that are not only beautiful but truly livable” to reach a broader audience through The Company Store’s established distribution channels and reputation for quality at accessible prices.

4. HDX 27-Gallon Flip-Top Tote: Storage Solution with Compromises

HDX, Home Depot’s house brand for storage solutions, has introduced a new 27-gallon flip-top tote designed for versatile storage needs. Priced at just $9.88 for a two-pack, these black containers with red hinged lids offer substantial capacity at an attractive price point.

Key specifications include:

• Dimensions: 15.0″ W × 28.6″ H × 19.3″ D
• Weight: 5.9 lbs (empty)
• Maximum capacity: 75 lbs
• Features: Recessed lids for stacking, tie-down channels for security, nesting capability when empty

However, early customer feedback reveals significant concerns about quality. While users praise the sturdy base construction and appreciate the large capacity and low price, many report issues with the lid quality. Common complaints include flimsy construction, improper closure of lid flaps, gaps that compromise waterproofing, and overall cheap feel. Despite these drawbacks, the combination of size, capacity, and price continues to attract budget-conscious buyers who may be willing to accept some quality trade-offs.

5. HDX 5-Tier Easy Assembly Storage Shelving Unit: Garage Organization Perfected

Complementing the new totes, HDX has launched a 5-tier plastic shelving unit specifically designed for garage and workshop organization. At $69.98, this black unit with yellow siding offers impressive functionality and has garnered significantly better reviews than the accompanying totes.

Specifications and features:

• Dimensions: 36″ W × 74″ H × 18″ D
• Weight: 24 lbs (light enough for single-person assembly)
• Shelf spacing: 16 inches between shelves
• Weight capacity: 150 lbs per shelf (total 750 lbs)
• Construction: Recycled plastic, moisture and temperature resistant
• Assembly: Tool-free, designed for quick setup

The unit’s plastic construction makes it ideal for garage environments where moisture and temperature fluctuations would damage metal shelving. The 16-inch shelf spacing perfectly accommodates the new 27-gallon totes, creating a cohesive storage system. With a 4.6 out of 5 rating and 87% of customers indicating they would recommend the product, the shelving unit appears to deliver on its promises of easy assembly, sturdiness, and value. Some users noted minor sagging under heavy loads, but most consider it an excellent investment for garage organization.

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