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EDC and stationery have been moving closer together for years. Pens became precision objects. Rulers became desk jewelry. Pocket tools started borrowing the language of industrial design, while analog work tools picked up the portability and finish standards of everyday carry. Somewhere in that overlap, products began chasing a sharper balance between usefulness and desire….
Before glowing screens and silicon chips, engineers used slide rules to design skyscrapers and send people to the Moon. Calculation meant moving a physical object, not tapping an app, and there was a certain clarity in that, a feeling that your hands and brain were in the same loop. Some of that intelligence at the…
Think back to 2007, when the first Transformers movie debuted in theaters around the globe. Think back to being young, starry eyed, and just jaw-on-floor when you saw a Chevrolet Camaro transform into Bumblebee for the first time. I remember because that particular scene blew my mind, watching something transform into something else with such…
Rulers tend to be one of the most straightforward tools in a pencil case—practical, reliable, and (let’s admit it) a little bit dull. But what if this everyday item could bring a burst of excitement to the classroom and spark some friendly competition? The Ninja Jumping Ruler changes the game, giving stationery collectors and snowboarding…
Remember the coolest geometry set you ever lay eyes on as a school-going kid? It could be something you owned, saw someone else own, or just glanced wishfully at while at a store. Now imagine all that coolness packed not into a set, but into one singular instrument. When I saw the Tiruler for…
All great things are circular. The sun and moon, the metaphorical circle of life, pizzas, donuts, CDs, the iPod jog wheel, and the Mini Titanium Curve Measure Slide Rule from the folks at Titaner. Sure, that intro sounded rather grandiose, but this humble little torus-shaped device transcends the simple rolling scale. Crafted from a combination…
Last year, the folks at Horizon Ruler designed what I believed to be the ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of stationery and sketching. The Horizon Helvetica® Max expands on its predecessor’s credit card-shaped design, bringing even more functionality into a timeless-yet-future-forward compact form. Designed as the ultimate creative companion, this slim stainless steel tool is built with…
The NeoRulerGO combines cutting-edge technology with a sleek, minimalist design. Its ergonomic shape and smooth finish make it comfortable to hold and easy to use. The bright display ensures you can track measurements effortlessly, even in varying light conditions. Its compact size and lightweight build make it easy to carry in a pocket or on…
When we think of rulers, we think of thin, rectangular-shaped measuring instruments that are straight-laced and without any frills. After all, you just need it to tell you how short or long an object is so there doesn’t really need to be any sort of design innovation to it. But of course if you’re interested…
Rulers are one of the most ancient draftsmanship tools humans have come up with, serving both as a measuring device as well as a guide for drawing straight lines. Its design has barely changed over the centuries, still traditionally a long and flat stick of wood, metal, or plastic. There have recently been a few…