This project reimagines the garment steamer, often a secondary home appliance, as a central tool in modern garment care. While steamers offer a fabric-friendly alternative to ironing, common issues like low water capacity, bulky design, and inconvenient controls limit their usability. Through user-centered research, including surveys, interviews, and observations, we found women are primary adopters, while men often learn about steamers indirectly. Users seek compact, ergonomic, and travel-friendly designs that work in multiple positions and offer more than wrinkle removal. The resulting industrial design concepts feature balanced handles, larger water storage, modular components for multi-use functions like facial steaming, and touch-free automatic steaming via a closed fabric bag. Iterative mockups and ergonomic trials refined usability across lifestyles. This project positions the garment steamer at the forefront of consumer electronics, making home appliances intuitive, stylish, and essential for everyday garment care.