Playfully modular hexagonal shaped shelving unit designed to work in any space!

Organizing things has always been my Achilles’ heel. And I know it’s something everyone struggles with from time to time. So product designers Giulia Pesce and Ruggero Bastita have decided to make our lives ten folds easier with Hexagon. Designed for Hans Thyge and Co, Hexagon is a modular shelving unit inspired by one of my favorite geometric shapes, you guessed it…the Hexagon!

Hexagon is a system of organizers that is mounted upon a magnetic rail. Created entirely from metal and accompanied by multiple organizers in various shapes and colors, the layout can be customized according to your personal preference and wherever you decide to position it! Placed in the kitchen, it becomes a perfect vestibule for kitchen storage. The hooks can be used for holding dish towels and spatulas, whereas the magnetized panels can be used for storing knives. Place it in your bedroom or living room, and the various shelves and hooks become perfect for storing books, records, holding your coats and jackets and other miscellaneous tidbits.

You can create different shelving combinations according to your needs, helping you keep your personal space more organized than ever. Colorful, metallic, and modular the Hexagon deserves a comfy spot in all our living spaces!

Designer: Giulia Pesce and Ruggero Bastita of Hans Thyge and Co for Design Bite

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These Lenovo headphones are (theoretically) out-of-the-box

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Titled the SoundCube, Eric Guack’s concept headphones for Lenovo literally come with a hexagonal design. Yes, the cups are hexagons too! The boxy, yet out-of-the-box approach to headphones makes them stand out, while the cube shape definitely helps it stand out from the other circular or elliptical headphone designs.

The headphones are pretty straightforward. They come with an on-off switch, and work both wirelessly or with an aux-cable. They even charge using contact-pins at the base, which means no ugly USB ports… just a clean, eye-catching design, and good sound quality that’s expected from a company like Lenovo!

Designer: Erik Yongook Guack

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Tokyoflash Kisai Zone watch tells time in hexagons

Tokyoflash Kisai Zone watch tells time in hexagons

Tokyoflash omits function-based bells and whistles on its timepieces in favor of style, and if none of its previous designs have left you smitten, maybe the Kisai Zone will. The hook on this particular model is its hexagonal number display, which is surprisingly easy to read, given some of the company's other offerings. The stainless steel strap and body comes in silver and black, with blue, green, purple or black options for the always-on LCD face completing the custom look. The watch is available now for a two-day introductory price of $99, which then jumps to $139. If your bare wrist is in need of further persuasion, then check out the video walkthrough below.

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