Transparent Speaker

Nothing celebrates the beauty of raw technology through radical transparency, revealing internal components as visual elements rather than hiding them. Founded by Carl Pei in partnership with Teenage Engineering, the brand removes barriers between people and technology by stripping away the superficial and focusing on what adds true value. Their Glyph Interface and transparent designs challenge fundamental assumptions about premium product aesthetics.

AIAIAI embodies Scandinavian design heritage with a responsible, modular approach. Founded on the principle that audio equipment should be designed to last, they pioneer modularity to allow upgrades, replacements, and customization while reducing electronic waste. Their products combine professional-grade sound quality with sustainable materials and artist-driven development.

Bang & Olufsen creates audio concepts that combine brilliantly authentic sound quality, simple yet surprising design, and a touch of magic. To B&O, design is a language communicating the company's values about technology and concepts - products are not only aesthetically pleasing but functional and easy to use. Their philosophy of 'honest music reproduction' (Aerlig musikgengivelse) has driven innovation since 1925.

Ghostly International transcends its record label roots to sell an ethos. Founded in Ann Arbor in 1999, the label provides work of high quality, integrity and individuality, treating non-musical objects with the same catalogue numbering system as their releases. Their visual identity, shaped by designers like Michael Segal (Boy, Cat, Bird logos), Will Calcutt, and Deanne Cheuk, creates a complete aesthetic experience.

Teenage Engineering creates high-quality, well-designed electronic products with a 'no fuzz' philosophy featuring simple geometry, basic color palettes, and intuitive functionality. Their design draws inspiration from vintage portable electronics and Nintendo's Game & Watch, blending retro aesthetics with cutting-edge technology to make professional music tools feel like beloved toys.