Retro industrial design

Many innovative futuristic designs were in fact created by Soviet engineers. Unfortunately, however, only some were ever mass-produced.

Product Design

Borrowing from Teenage Engineering's visual DNA, the PocketMan P1 has a metal-first design language that oozes sleekness along with industrial details like exposed screws. Ergonomics be damned, the PocketMan P1 is a console for your eyes and your soul. Its design sports all the controls you need, featuring a D-pad, action buttons, multiple joysticks, and

A Sponsored Post on the History of Braun DesignAs we've seen in earlier installments of this series, Braun revolutionized the product categories of audio entertainment, personal grooming and even time-telling. By the 1950s, they begun to expand out of the living room, the bathroom and the bedroom to transform the...

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Blending Old-School Aesthetics with Modern Functionality, Lofree-Inspired Workstation Concept Revives Retro Mechanical Keyboard Design for Developers. Learn More!

Imagine SONY in association with Death Stranding, TC-510-2, Japanese late 70's industrial aesthetic fused with DS futurism, using C4D and OC renderer, model sourced from sketchfab, rewiring and modelling to create umbilicals and screens, MD mock-up tape.