GUIDES

Ferrari’s first electric model, developed with Jony Ive and LoveFrom, prioritizes tactile controls, material precision, and restrained digital integration over screen-driven spectacle.

CASETiFY’s 15th anniversary CHROMATIC collaboration with G-DRAGON reframes the phone case as fashion infrastructure, emphasizing material presence, modular design, and artist-led direction over surface graphics or branding.

Sony’s PS-LX3BT and PS-LX5BT reposition the turntable as a fully automatic, Bluetooth-enabled audio source designed to integrate seamlessly with contemporary wireless listening ecosystems.

VITURE’s The Beast reframes XR glasses as a discreet, spatial workstation, favoring comfort, daylight usability, and anchored virtual screens that support ordinary tasks without demanding attention.

Audi’s R26 presents Formula 1 as a brand operating system, using integrated design, in-house engineering, and partnerships to prototype identity beyond immediate racing results.

Samsung’s Music Studio 5 and 7 present speakers as restrained interior objects, combining controlled, AI-tuned sound, spatial projection, and seamless connectivity to integrate audio quietly into living spaces.

The Murakami x CASETiFY Flowers Bloom collection reframes tech accessories as cultural containers, using setsugetsuka, modular systems, and participatory scarcity to position ownership as ongoing engagement.

Hyundai’s MobED exemplifies a shift toward autonomous systems designed for integration, emphasizing mechanical stability, embedded sensing, and modular adaptability over interaction, personality, or spectacle.