This is the kind of object you pick up without realizing it and suddenly ten minutes are gone. It feels simple at first. Four pieces, clean lines, nothing complicated. But the more you try to solve it, the more you realize it’s not about forcing anything. It’s about slowing down and actually seeing it. That moment when it clicks is subtle but satisfying.

Tetra Puzzle | $100 →

The color pulls you in immediately. Not quite navy, not quite cobalt. It has that glossy, almost liquid finish that catches light in a way that feels a little unexpected. It holds just enough, phone, keys, cards, and nothing extra. Folds neatly, sits well in your hand, and doesn’t try to be more than it is. We have a surprise coming next week we think will match perfectly with it~

The Blueberry Wrap | $45 →

You’ll want to hold and possibly never let them go. They feel like something found, not made. Softly irregular, a little weighty, grounded. Inspired by the volcanic stones of Jeju, each one carries its own tone and texture. When you finally draw with them, the marks feel slower, more intentional.

Korean Mudle Crayon | $40 →

There’s a warmth to walnut that instantly softens a space. This one does exactly what it needs to without overthinking it. Clean structure, solid materials, nothing unnecessary. The small tray at the base ends up being more useful than you expect. Rings, keys, the things you usually misplace finally have a place to land.

Headphone Stand | $85 →

We’ve been thinking a lot about the things we touch the most. The items that move with us all day. PhoneBack was designed with that in mind. It clicks on clean, adds grip where you actually need it, and keeps the feeling of your phone intact without covering it up.

PhoneBack | shop now →