objekte

A workspace photographed by <n>Erno Forsström</n>.

A transparent prototype of <n>Apple</n>'s <n>29W USB-C Power Adapter</n>, shared by collector <n>Giulio Zompetti</n>.

From the <n>Dieter Rams : Braun Audio Exhibition</n> at <n>Licht Gallery</n> in Tokyo.

Audio setup by designer <n>Erno Forsström</n>.

<n>Walkman</n>, a 2023 CGI rendering by <n>Tektura Studio</n> with sound by <n>Zelig Sound</n>.

The <n>Braun PT1 Gramaphone</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1959.

A translucent-cased <n>Apple</n> <n>Macintosh SE</n>.

The <n>Braun L2 speaker</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1958.

<n>Lectron Kit for radio receiver</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> for <n>Braun</n> in 1967.

<n>Home Audio</n>, a minimalist turntable concept created with <n>Midjourney</n>.

The <n>Midst</n> cabinet, designed by <n>Michele J Lee</n> in 2021.

A conceptual design titled <n>Air Transport</n>, generated with <n>Midjourney</n>.

The <n>Disco Volante</n> wall-mounted turntable concept, designed by <n>Oscar Olsson</n>.

<n>Minibox Table Lamp</n> by <n>Gae Aulenti</n> and <n>Piero Castiglioni</n> for <n>Stilnovo</n>, 1980s.

<n>Braun Audio 310</n> stereo system and <n>L 50</n> speakers, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> for <n>Braun</n> in 1969.

The <n>Braun PCS 52 E / CSV 13</n> turntable, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>. Photo by <n>Covenger & Kester</n>.

<n>Braun RT 20</n> tabletop radio, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1961. Photo by <n>Das Programm</n>.

The <n>TX-6</n> portable mixer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

A sheet metal stool with built-in shelves designed by <n>nadeem</n> for a <n>Render Weekly</n> design challenge.

<n>Braun</n> audio system with the <n>TS 45</n>, <n>TG 60</n>, and <n>L 450</n> components, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> (1962-64).

<n>HSS3 jb Video Synthesizer</n> by <n>Gieskes</n>.

The <n>Soft Light</n> fixture by <n>Mario Tsai Studio</n>, from a solo exhibition in Shanghai. Photo by <n>Mario Tsai</n>.

The <n>Braun</n> <n>Audio 250 Ch Hi-Fi System</n> with <n>L 600 Loudspeakers</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1968.