Roland Kiyola Piano

Roland, renown manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, have reinvented the piano as a beautiful piece of modern furniture. The Roland Kiyola Piano has a design inspired by Scandinavian furniture, and is handcrafted in Japan from all-natural oak wood. Unlike most digital pianos and keyboards, the instrument is slim and elegant, ideal for small city apartments. With hi-tech features including a keyboard with sensing technology, which provides incredibly accurate detection of where your fingers are hitting the keys, wireless Bluetooth connectivity to your favourite music-making apps, and a dynamic array of speakers that fill the room with sound, the Kiyola is a powerful instrument that makes a sophisticated statement in your home.

The Kiyola Piano is now available for the first time in the US at the MoMA Design Store

SEABOARD BLOCK

Seaboard is an award winning music keyboard by Roli that´s taking musical expression to another level. Now the brand have presented the Seabord Block, a smaller more compact version of the bigger and more expensive Seaboard Rise. The Seaboard Block is intended to fit into a backpack and play music with synth apps running on your smartphone, it is essentially a MIDI controller with some unique touch-sensitive features. What’s really innovative about it is that it add...
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IMAGINE | HOW CREATIVITY WORKS

If you´re curious on how the mind works, how some people are so creative, or are you looking for ways to spark your creativity? this book should interest you. "Imagine" is the latest book from the author of "How We Decide", a New York Times best-seller. In the book, Jonah Lehrer gives us a revelatory look at the new science of creativity, he demonstrates that creativity is not a single gift possessed by the lucky few. It’s a variety of distinct thought processes tha...
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GOLDENEYE RESORT | JAMAICA

There could not be a better place to start a love affair with Jamaica than Goldeneye Resort, the former home of Ian Fleming (creator of James Bond - 007). Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records bought the Goldeneye Resort in 1976. The resort was recently renovated and now has 22 units including nine beach houses, eight lagoon houses, Fleming´s original villa, and four houses built by Blackwell. The house that once belonged to Ian Fleming has three bedrooms with ...
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