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Retro Patents

There is a new trend in turning old technology into decorative art that hangs on your wall. Framed Tech pays homage to the biggest tech icons such as outdated gadgets and vintage consoles by disassembling them and laying all parts out in an ultra-organized fashion, creating modern works of art. Another like-minded company is Retro Patents, which sells limited edition vintage patent prints that helped shape the technology, design and gaming industries. There beautiful bespoke prints are based on some of the keystone inventions of our generation from companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Sony, AirBnB and more.



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CIRCULAR CALENDAR

This beautiful and original wall calendar was designed by German user interface designer Soeren Lachnit. The Circular Calendar is size A0 (33.11 x 46.81 inches) and lets your organize the year clockwise, displaying weekdays, calendar weeks, moon phases, months, and average daylight hours, plus enough space for daily notes. It focuses on the solar and lunar influences on the yearly calendar, the yellow form in the inner of the calendar represents the possible sun hou...
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SMILE Modular Shelving System

SMILE is a modular shelving system made entirely of recycled chopsticks. This is a great looking piece of designer furniture for individuals who love high-end sustainable, minimalist and eco-friendly design. With its sleek lines, minimalist and space-saving design, this timeless shelving system tastefully fits any interior, and is the perfect frame to highlight the things you love. SMILE is available in 3 color palettes: natural, almond, or walnut, and each base is ...
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Grid Framed Tech

Grid Studio is currently having a 72h Flash Sale! The Framed Tech collection pays tribute to iconic tech devices by meticulously dissecting and organizing their components, transforming them into captivating works of art. These disassembled gadgets are carefully diagramed, arranged, and framed, turning discarded digital relics into curiosities that blur the line between technology and fine art. If you have fond memories of your first smartphone or Gameboy an...
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