Cubebot Milo Multi Small

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.

Architectural building blocks inspired by Brutalist architecture's massive utopian forms and raw concrete material palette. Designed by James Paulius.

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.

Versatile storage piece by Jasper Morrison that functions as a container, side table, or stool, embodying minimalist British design.

Charles and Ray Eames' 1945 plywood toy design, finally realized in durable polypropylene. Functional as stool or playful decor.

Compact keychain-sized Otamatone with 11 pre-programmed songs and demo mode. Entry-level introduction to the Maywa Denki musical toy universe.

Collaboration with Areaware featuring beechwood grinders with rotating faces that create different colorful outfits with every twist.

Named for its resemblance to the cartoon beagle, this playful Castiglioni design features a heavy marble base and tilted enameled metal reflector.

Petite multi-purpose stool in dark pine. Functions as side table, plant stand, or additional seating with an elemental geometric form.