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Speaker system by <n>Marcel Roggero</n> with <n>Altec</n>, <n>Onken</n>, and <n>Goto</n> components, 2015.

The <n>Ossidiana espresso maker</n> designed by <n>Mario Trimarchi</n> for <n>Alessi</n> in 2014.

The original 1974 <n>Carlsson OD-11</n> speaker, designed by <n>Stig Carlsson</n> for <n>Sonab</n>.

The home of designer <n>Dieter Rams</n> in Kronberg, featuring his designs for <n>Braun</n> and <n>Vitsœ</n>. Photo by <n>Abisag Tüllmann</n>.

<n>Braun L2 loudspeaker</n> (1958) and <n>T 1000 world receiver</n> (1963), designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

<n>Devon Turnbull</n>'s <n>HiFi Listening Room Dream No. 1</n> installation at <n>Lisson Gallery</n> in London, 2023.

<n>Agnes</n> speaker concept by <n>Philipp Emrich</n>, inspired by <n>Werner Düttmann</n>'s <n>brutalist</n> <n>St. Agnes Church</n>.

Ideation sketches for the <n>HOLE Portable Air Purifier</n>, designed by <n>VLND STUDIO</n> for <n>CAIRS</n> in 2017.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> <n>Braun Atelier audio system</n> designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

The <n>Sony Walkman WM-172</n>, released in 1989. Photo by <n>BoxedWalkman</n>.

<n>Altec Lansing A2</n> 'Voice of the Theatre' loudspeaker system, designed by <n>Altec Lansing</n> in 1955.

<n>Form explorations .11</n>, a <n>minimalist</n> concept design by <n>Daniel Lepik</n>.

A 1982 advertising poster from <n>Sony</n> featuring a range of audio products including the <n>Walkman WM-DD</n>.

The <n>Sixties Lamp</n> (2013) by designer <n>Maxim Maximov</n> of <n>Maximovich Design</n>.

The <n>Sony Watchman</n> portable television, designed by <n>Sony</n> in 1982.

Virgil Abloh reimagines Braun’s iconic Wandanlage stereo

The <n>Sony Solar Walkman WM-F107</n>, released in 1986. Photo by <n>Retrospekt</n>.

The <n>Apple Pro Mouse</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> and released in 2000.

<n>Nokia 3200</n> mobile phone, released in 2003. Photo by <n>Kārlis Dambrāns</n>.

The <n>Sony MZ-R37</n> portable MiniDisc recorder, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1998.

A 2019 design sketch by industrial designer <n>Marius Kindler</n>.