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How many minutes in a day? Take time out to arrange the beech wood buildings of this perpetual calendar for the appropriate month and then move the little car along the “city block" to mark the current day. A whimsical way to track the days on your desktop, this interactive calendar allows you to ...

A visually interesting way to store jewellery and keepsakes, these wooden Honeycomb Stacking Boxes are inspired by the natural geometry created by bees.Stack them on top of each other to save space or against each other for visually pleasing effect.Specificationsone large compartment, two small compartments, 150mm x 140mm x125mm, designed by Panisa Khunprasert

This set of Geo Pattern Dominoes features geometric compositions inspired by Cubist art and high-contrast colour pairings influenced by Abstract Modernism.To play, match up the colourful geometric patterns to create a formation of dominoes. The result is a beautiful mosaic of shapes and vivid colour...

884 piece puzzle featuring reproduction of Frida Kahlo artwork Fulang-Chang and I (1937).Sit and unwind while piecing together significant works from the MoMA collection. Includes easy-to-assemble nine-compartment sorting tray to organise the puzzle pieces inside the box. Large puzzle pieces make it...

Elevate your workspace with the MoMA set of 8 tactile architect cubes, crafted from a diverse range of natural and composite materials. These cubes are not your ordinary desk accessories; they're an invitation to architectural creativity. Stack them to create a stunning mega-cube or display them ind...

The Panisa Chess Set was designed by Panisa Khunprasert, whose work is influenced by her experiences growing up in her family’s toy business in Thailand. After graduating with an MFA in Product Design from The School of Visual Arts in New York, Khunprasert returned to the family business where she...

This take on the classic game brings the aesthetics of the De Stijl movement—with its bright primary colors and geometric shapes—to life in 3D form. Think of it as an interactive Mondrian painting. To play, build a tower by stacking three side by side blocks in each row, alternating 90 degrees w...