Objects With Opinions: Ronen Kadushin’s Pieces
There are designers who make beautiful things, and then there are designers who make things that make you think. Ronen Kadushin belongs firmly in the…
There are designers who make beautiful things, and then there are designers who make things that make you think. Ronen Kadushin belongs firmly in the…
The standard tape dispenser holds one roll, cuts tape, and sits on a desk. It hasn’t changed much in decades, and it doesn’t need to…
The retro handheld market has rarely been this crowded or creative. Manufacturers are shipping devices with sliding screens, dual-display clamshells, and rotating form factors, all…
If you’ve ever assembled furniture, built a shelf, or wired anything with your own two hands, you know the feeling. You step back, you look…
The tabletop clock has been one of the quieter casualties of the smartphone era. Most people stopped owning them the moment a phone took over…
The split air conditioner is one of the least loved objects in any home, which is a strange thing to say about something most people…
Most kitchen accessories come with an unspoken agreement: you accept that they look utilitarian, and in return, they do their job quietly in the background….
Kids furniture has a peculiar habit of lying about its usefulness. You buy it, your child loves it for roughly eight months, and then it…
Aquaponic gardening has been getting a lot of attention as a more sustainable way to grow food, especially in urban settings where arable land isn’t…
Reading lamps have always had a tension with the spaces they occupy. The ones bright enough to actually read by tend to be too harsh…
Say the name out loud. NjommNjomm. Go ahead. It sounds exactly like what you think it sounds like. Nom nom. Like something chewing. Like something…
The computer mouse hasn’t changed much in decades. Still mostly hard plastic, still shaped like a bar of soap, still asking your hand to grip…