The password “ modern ” and “ stock ” connote “ Irish bull I ca n’t give , ” but the new offerings from the Museum of Modern Art ’s gift workshop are within reach ! gravely . And they ’re also the good agency of inject some super - class into your digs .
OK hunky-dory — a luck of the “ fresh ” clobber from the MoMA computer memory is n’t technically Modern . In fact , our preferent find — a handsome $ 35 German computer brush ( demoed on an iPhone above ) , was primitively designed in 1992 . But that ’s part of what makes these things so grampus — a lot of the time , the only way to see them would be at the MoMA , behind glass . And if you seek to concern them , you ’ll belike be arrested , or at least asked to never generate to the museum .
But now you’re able to add these things , representing some of the most clever achievements in the history of design , to your home , like buy a joint of deodourant or bag of sock . So we rounded up our ducky .
In order of appearance , above :
The Ntzwerk Bowl can be crumpled and stomp on , because it ’s made of shot - mold thermoplastic resin . $ 45 for the gravid guy , $ 15 for small . Nothing should ever break .
The Cuboluce sparkle corner makes a gorgeous little side lamp . Nobody will have a side lamp like yours . It was originally designed in 1972 by Franco Bettonica and Mario Melocchi , and will cost you $ 150 2012 dollars .
The plastic decanter is wonderful for anyone who both enjoys wine-colored and tends to drop shatter - prone things onto the ground , and a $ 12 set of three WineSkins will further trudge your bubbly .
We wish well we ’d been able to include the Cubic Ice Cube Tray by Adrian and Jeremy Wright in ourfrosty Battlemodo , because it ’s stellar looking , make geometrically perfect cube , and is only 20 dollar .
https://gizmodo.com/the-best-ice-cube-tray-of-all-time-5913538
The Telescoping Basting Brush was another full-strength kitchen tool — baste that bird from a safe distance ! $ 14 .
The store also carries some handsome musical gismo , including the Geneva XS , which folds into itself like baggage , and a rare digital foray from Braun .
Nobody get letters any longer , but the $ 12 Birdie Paper Knife project by Yohei Oki would be a wonderful elbow room of opening them , balancing itself utterly when not in use . And looking like a bird .
And for the lay - deez , you might want to wrap the Silk Origami scarf joint by Keiko Kuroishi around your endearing neck . Why ? Because it was cut with lasers . optical maser couture is here .
Everything you see above will be in MoMA ’s stores this August , and for the vast majority of you not in New York , available online .
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