The Lexon Flip turns alarm clocks on their head, with no more fumbling for the ‘off’ button in the dark.

To turn the alarm off, you simply turn it over. The display flips too, with large on/off graphics to show if the alarm is set, and a secondary display to show the set time. This compact alarm clock has a touch-sensitive snooze and light feature, and a tactile rubberised finish.

Winner of the Red Dot 'Best of the Best' award in 2013 and Design Plus and Gift of the Year awards in 2014.

A sculptural centrepiece for the table or kitchen that conveniently combines salt & pepper in one mill. Produced in polished acrylic with ‘soft-touch’ handles.

Winner of the Red Dot award and Design Plus award in 2010.

KnifePot allows your favourite cooking utensils and knives to be stored together in one container.

It is comprised of an inner and outer sleeve (between which 8 knives can be stored), and a concealed spindle base which enables the pot to be rotated for removing knives/utensils conveniently. The two interlocking sleeves can be separated for occasional cleaning.

Material: ABS in a range of colours.

Reminiscent of wooden building blocks or a collection of books, BURO playfully unites the items commonly found on a desk into a coherent, practical range.

With each object taking the form of a simple block they can be stored in any orientation and neatly aligned or stacked on top of each other.

Available in green, grey or purple.

Winner of the Red Dot award in 2012.

The standard 7-segment digital display has barely changed since it was first conceived more than a century ago. The reason for its incredible success is that it can display all ten numerical digits using just seven independent segments. The drawback is that the numbers don't really look like numbers.

Script is a reconsideration of this principle, using an alternative layout of segments to create a softer, flowing and more human "script" font that is reminiscent of hand written or printed numbers.

Script clock is produced in two sizes: the smaller version doubles as an alarm clock, whilst the larger version can be either wall-mounted or freestanding.

Winner of the A’ Design Award in 2013.

The standard 7-segment digital display has barely changed since it was first conceived more than a century ago. The reason for its incredible success is that it can display all ten numerical digits using just seven independent segments. The drawback is that the numbers don't really look like numbers.

Script is a reconsideration of this principle, using an alternative layout of segments to create a softer, flowing and more human "script" font that is reminiscent of hand written or printed numbers.

With an edge-to-edge display, stainless steel case, leather strap and familiar crown to set the time, the Script watch evokes the characteristics and qualities of an analogue timepiece.

Winner of the A’ Design Award in 2013.

The Blade range is our first collaboration with Danish design brand Menu - a range of simple, clean-lined wine accessories that are intuitive to use and deliver outstanding performance.

The range includes a pourer that aerates the wine as you pour, a corkscrew, a vacuum pump and a waiter’s corkscrew.

Each item is designed around a cylindrical form that flattens at one end to form a pull handle, twist handle, pouring spout or bottle opener.

60-minute kitchen timer.

The graphic “pie” dial allows you to monitor progress at a glance, even from a distance.

Winner of the Red Dot 'Best of the Best' award, Design Plus award, Gift of the Year award and a prestigious D&AD nomination in 2011.

A reconsideration of the traditional Pestle & Mortar that allows herbs and spices to be ground more easily and efficiently.

In a conventional bowl-shaped mortar, herbs and spices are free to move away from the pestle in any direction. In the oval-shaped mortar, the close-fitting pestle can only move in one direction, trapping and grinding the contents much more effectively. When not in use, the Pestle fits securely within the Mortar.  

Materials: Ceramic with silicon rubber base / handle

Winner of the Red Dot award in 2012.

Produced from a single piece of polypropylene, this product folds completely flat for easy storage and cleaning. It uses 12 ‘living-hinges’ to achieve its transformation and has four catches to hold it in the folded position. It took 149 prototypes to resolve the design for manufacture.

Winner of the Red Dot award in 2008.

Nuno is an analogue watch with no markings and no hands. Instead the face has three simple cutouts to display the time using colour and shadow.

Poly Prop combines polypropylene, a material more commonly associated with cheap or disposable products, with walnut to create a luxurious and elegant piece of origami furniture.

A chopping board and colander in one.

The preparation of most fruit and veg involves an element of rinsing and chopping. Rinse&Chop combines a colander with a chopping board, creating a versatile and convenient kitchen tool that saves on cleaning and storage.

A sculptural centrepiece that can be transformed from a vase into a candelabra, or vice-versa, simply by turning it over. The vase provides an iconic setting for any type of flower while the candelabra gives the tealight the presence of a much large candle. With a form that is reminiscent of either the branches or roots of a tree (depending on the orientation), the Candle/Vase has a quirky yet understated character.

Materials: Slip-cast ceramic in a range of colours / finishes.

Creates perfect cubes of ice, every time.

Inspired by an industrial moulding technique, the cubes are formed at an angle to avoid the need to taper any of the faces.

A twin-wall ice box with flip-over lid. When the ice is ready, the lid is turned over and depressed to eject the ice into the box.

Ice Box enables you to create a stock of ice cubes which can be stored in the freezer and/or served at the table.