Blockitecture Brutalism

Wooden puzzle robot inspired by Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles. Designed by David Weeks, it holds dozens of poses and folds into a perfect cube.

Toy dog robot from the Cubebot family. Hand-crafted in beech wood, Milo can fold into dozens of poses and back into a cube.

Playful blob-shaped sculptural candle. An odd little conversation piece that brings whimsy to any space.

Simple ceramic vessel for holding strike-anywhere wooden matches, which ignite when struck against its textured surface.

Towering sound monument inspired by mid-century Brutalist architecture, crafted from 70% post-consumer recycled aluminum with Wi-Fi multiroom capability.

Brutalist-inspired sculptural table lamp with a faceted, geometric texture. A bold counterpoint to Wooj's organic designs.

Wooden puzzle robot inspired by Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles. Designed by David Weeks, it holds dozens of poses and folds into a perfect cube.

Simple ceramic vessel for holding strike-anywhere wooden matches, which ignite when struck against its textured surface.

Simple cast iron candle holder with three-in-one feature. Remove the top to reveal space for a votive or stick of incense.

Versatile mobile side table in powder-coated steel and ash by Simon Legald. Rounded shape on castors, usable from all four sides.