Retro Design Aesthetics

<n>Braun</n> <n>SK 2 tischsuper</n> radio, designed by <n>Artur Braun</n> and <n>Fritz Eichler</n> (1955). Photo by <n>dasprogramm</n>.

A 3D render of a <n>Moccamaster</n> redesign by <n>Lukas Vojtek</n>.

The <n>EP-133 K.O. II</n> sampler, designed by <n>teenage engineering</n>.

The <n>Click Keypad LED Watch</n> by <n>Click Watches</n>.

Keypad watch: looks like a chunky calculator, tells the time

The <n>EP–133 K.O. II</n> sampler and composer, designed by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

Portable Electric Travel Iron with Spray TI 6500, designed by <n>Ron Muller</n> for <n>Philips</n> in 1982.

The <n>Teenage Engineering</n> <n>EP-133 K.O. II</n> sampler with a custom battery cover by <n>ColdEarthIndustries</n>.

Teenage Engineering EP 133 - KO II Battery Cover - Multiple color options!

The <n>Philips</n> <n>Cafe Nova Plus HD 5182</n> coffee maker, from 1983.

<n>Philips Professional 807 hairdryer</n>, designed by <n>Peter Nagelkerke</n> in 1979.

<n>Silvertone 1482 Guitar Combo Amplifier</n> by <n>Sears, Roebuck and Co.</n>, 1963. Photo by <n>TR Crandall Guitars</n>.

<n>Radio TSG</n> designed by <n>Hans Gugelot</n> and <n>Helmut Muller-Kuhn</n> for <n>Braun</n>, 1955.

<n>Cafetière Réveil</n> by <n>SEB</n>, 1978.

<n>Braun</n>'s <n>Exporter 2</n> portable radio, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> and <n>HfG Ulm</n> in 1955.

<n>National</n>'s <n>Windy EH-68</n> hair dryer, made in Japan in 1972.