This Floor Clock Concept Peels a Square Dial From Its Tubular Body
A metal pipe doesn’t offer much room for a clock face, unless you’re willing to open it up. That’s the idea behind PEEL CLOCK, a…
Minimalism
HOA A1 Camera Lets You Stay Face-to-Face While Taking Photos
Taking someone’s photograph often means hiding your own face behind a camera or phone. That’s a rather strange way to capture a shared moment, especially…
The PP-2 Turntable Plays Vinyl Upside Down, Without the Fuss
Choosing an album should be the enjoyable part of playing a record. Hovering a delicate needle over its edge can feel like an unnecessary little…
LAWA’s Gradient Watch Uses Rotating Discs Instead of Hands
Most wristwatches give you a pair of hands to follow, even when they’ve stripped away the numbers. LAWA Design’s Gradient Watch removes those pointers, too,…
NOX Cordless Lamp Lets You Carry the Beam Without the Base
Cordless table lamps let you move the whole fixture, but sometimes you only need to take the light. Studio Apure’s NOX makes that distinction with…
HAY’s Posto Table Lamp Joins Three Aluminum Parts With Two Hidden Screws
Table lamps often hide their wiring inside a polished body, leaving the cable to spoil the illusion somewhere near the base. HAY’s Posto takes a…
Final’s Porta wireless on-ear headphones strip back the headband to just 40 grams
Japanese audio brand Final has introduced Porta, a pair of wireless on-ear headphones that rethink one of the most familiar elements of headphone design –…
Orbit Clock Concept Lets You Pick Up Its Hour and Minute Markers
Clocks have become so familiar that we barely think about what their hands are doing. They point to positions around a circle, a habit that…
Kokuyo Made a Paperweight for People Who’ve Run Out of Hands
A book rarely stays open when you’re trying to copy a passage or check a diagram. One hand holds the paper down while the other…
Charging Pads Save Your Phone, BIONIC’s Also Clears Your Counter
Every home eventually collects the same small pile near the door or nightstand, a phone, a set of AirPods, keys, maybe a pair of glasses…
Power Strips Have Always Been Floor Objects, Pedestal Disagrees
Power strips have sat on the floor under desks for decades, tangled and forgotten, without anyone treating that as a design problem worth solving. Pedestal’s…
MATE Works Like a Sticky Note That Sets Its Own Alarm When You Write
Setting a reminder on a phone means unlocking a screen, opening an app, and typing on a keyboard, three steps that break whatever train of…
Rope Replaced Every Screw and Dowel in This $77 Wooden Folding Stool
Most furniture relies on hardware you can’t see to hold everything together. Screws, bolts, dowels, and adhesives do the invisible work that keeps chairs and…
This Clock Looks Like It’s Sinking Into a Desk and It’s Not a Trick
Clock design hasn’t changed much in its fundamentals for generations. The round face, the numbered ring, the hands that sweep from hour to hour, these…
The No-Drill Plywood Shelf System Every Renter Has Been Waiting For
Most shelves come with a decision baked into their design: find a wall, drill some holes, and commit to a location that will outlast most…
This Steel Side Table Has 6 Functions and Zero Extra Parts
Living with limited floor space has always required some level of compromise, and furniture is usually where that compromise shows most. Side tables, in particular,…