The News Of Tomorrow, Today
The News Of Tomorrow, Today
Ikea
Rob Bricken
Although best known for its meatballs and maze-like warehouse stores, there’s one IKEA product that its customers never intentionally buy but almost always leave the store with: an Allen key, the unsung hero of flatpack furniture that IKEA is now immortalising as a pair of LED lights.
Wireless chargers have a dark secret that’s never addressed in the brochures and other promotional materials: You still have to deal with wires. But with Humanscale’s new NeatCharge wireless charger, at least those cords are hidden away out of sight underneath a desk or table.
IKEA and Lego, two companies known for selling products that customers have to build themselves, have finally revealed the fruits of their collaborative labour first teased two years ago. Confusingly, though, it’s not furniture assembled from giant modular bricks, but a collection of plastic storage boxes adorned with Lego-compatible studs.
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