The ISKRA ETA model 80. It was first shown at the Ljubjana Electronics Fair in 1978 under the name Olimpik and won several design awards. It is even in the collection in the Museum of Modern art, one of only a hand full of telephones taken into that collection. #retro#vintage
Another recent find. Need to find a copy. Kodak by Joe Salame, Joe Salame Design Group, 1983.
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The ISKRA ETA model 80. It was first shown at the Ljubjana Electronics Fair in 1978 under the name Olimpik and won several design awards. It is even in the collection in the Museum of Modern art, one of only a hand full of telephones taken into that collection. #retro#vintage
The Braun RT 20 - from 1960. It was a valve table radio designed by Dieter Rams. The arrangement of controls follows that of the SK phonosuper; a speaker grille is substituted for the phono unit.
#industrialdesign#dieterrams
The console features a dot-matrix screen which gave it significant battery life. Combined with a great game library and durable design it was a recipe for immense success. It sold a million units in just a few weeks, and is considered the third best selling console of all times.
The Domobar Espresso Machine - launched in 1983 by Vibiemme. It is Vibiemme's most iconic product to date. The Domobar was the first machine for the domestic market with professional performance. Today, it still is the leader in the field. #espressomachine#industrialdesign
The Braun TFG 1 Table Lighter, popularly called – "The Toaster". Designed by Reinhold Weiss in 1968 and made by Braun in West Germany. #braun#tablelighter
The Kuramata Glass Chair - designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1976 and made by Mihoya Glass Co. Ltd, Japan in limited numbers. Using the ultraviolet adhesive that had just become available made the chair perfectly functional despite its appearance of fragility and weightlessness.