<n>1-Bit Symphony</n> (2009) by artist <n>Tristan Perich</n>.

Bathroom at <n>LOLA Café</n> in Vilnius by <n>YCL studio</n>. Photo by <n>Norbert Tukaj</n>.

Patent drawing for the Moka Express, invented by <n>Alfonso Bialetti</n> in 1933.

A 3D rendering of a speaker box by artist <n>Carl Herner</n>.

<n>Braun Hobby Special</n> camera flash, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1958.

A <n>Metal C Table / Nightstand</n> by <n>WeldonStudio</n>.

<n>Gold Arch Bench</n> in patinated solid brass, designed by <n>Pietro Franceschini</n>.

<n>Radio in Cristallo</n> designed by <n>Franco Albini</n> in 1938.

Chair designed by <n>Christian Germanaz</n> in 1965.

The <n>Bauhaus</n> <n>Tea Infuser and Strainer MT 49</n>, designed by <n>Marianne Brandt</n> in 1924. Photo by <n>Gunter Lepkowski</n>.

Street art by <n>Timm Schneider</n> transforms a public trash can into <n>Cookie Monster</n>.

The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Galeria Adriana Varejão</n> by <n>Tacoa Arquitetos</n>. Photo by <n>Míope</n>.

<n>James Dyson</n>'s <n>Rotring 600 mechanical pencil</n> from <n>The Secret Life of Pencils</n>. Photo by <n>Alexia Marmara</n>.

The <n>Isokon chair</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1936.

<n>Armchair, model no. H-269</n> (1930), designed by <n>Jindřich Halabala</n>. Photo by <n>Matt Flynn</n>.

<n>Apocalypse Now Coffee Table</n> by <n>Carlo Forcolini</n>, 1980s.

The <n>L300 Car Light / Side Table</n> by interior design brand <n>Mo_&_A</n>.

<n>Nesting Tables</n> designed by <n>Josef Albers</n> in 1926, a classic piece of <n>Bauhaus</n> furniture.

The <n>Plona Chair</n>, designed by <n>Giancarlo Piretti</n> for <n>Castelli</n> in the 1970s.

A table designed by <n>Shiro Kuramata</n>.

The <n>Bauhaus</n>-style <n>MT8 Table Lamp</n>, designed by <n>Wilhelm Wagenfeld</n> in 1924.

<n>Bali table lamp</n> by <n>Bruno Munari</n> for <n>Danese</n> (1958). Photo by <n>Salva Lopez</n>.

An <n>extendable dining table</n> from the 1980s, featuring an oak veneer top and a swivel mechanism.

The <n>Educational Centre in El Chaparral</n> (2010) by architect <n>Alejandro Muñoz Miranda</n>. Photo by <n>Fernando Alda</n>.