Designboom Shop Drop: Serene lifestyle objects for calm
Discover new lifestyle items on Designboom Shop including airplane window frames, Meze Audio headphones, and cloud incense burners designed to create quiet moments.
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- Curated collection of lifestyle objects designed to bring calm and mindfulness
- Features notable items like Meze Audio 99 Classics Gen 2 and ALBA earphones
- Blends sustainable craftsmanship, tactile materials, and functional art
In an overstimulating environment, Designboom Shop has curated a fresh drop of lifestyle goods aimed at cultivating tranquility and intentional living. Ranging from immersive acoustic devices to natural scent rituals and textured decor, these handpicked objects help transform everyday spaces into personal sanctuaries.
Among the highlights is the Airframe picture frame by TEEV, sold as a set of three to recreate the nostalgic silhouette of an airplane window seat, bringing the contemplative experience of looking out at the sky directly indoors.
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For audiophiles, Meze Audio introduces the 2nd Generation 99 Classics featuring precision-carved walnut earcups air-dried for 45 days, alongside the ALBA earphones—named after the Romanian word for 'first light'—equipped with a custom USB-C adapter and integrated DAC/AMP for seamless listening.
Other creative pieces include the origami-inspired Flying Candle holder shaped like pelicans and flamingos by ilsangisang, and Souleaf, a luminous wall art piece made from recycled green tea and seaweed paper that glows softly after dark.
The collection also features the R(rock) magazine rack by ChiHong with its abstract steel wire lines serving as a spatial bookmark, the bespoke Mari wallpaper by Martina Banozic Textiles, and the Floating Cloud Incense Burner by whenwatch which mimics cascading mist.
The growing focus on mindful and serene design reflects a broader shift in contemporary product development, where objects are expected to combat digital fatigue and mental overload. By engaging sensory elements like natural textures, soothing scents, and warm lighting, modern design serves as an emotional anchor for urban living.
Source: designboom
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