Geometric Tech

Unique shapes in technology has always intrigued me. For so long, it seemed like every piece of technology was either box or circular shaped ( clocks, computers, TVs, etc). So I am really digging a lot of the incredible geometric-shaped gadgets that are available now. Speakers, clocks, lighting…there are so many artistic designs for your traditional household tech pieces.

Today, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite geometric gadgets for us to admire. Their functions are typical, but their shapes are unique–which make is so much more fun to use!

Do you have any geometric tech pieces in your collection? Share your favorites in the comments below!

1. cell phone cases, $30-45
2. boulder lamp, $752
3. white lamp, $115
4. USB drives
5. clocks
6. hexagon speaker, $5,000

1. woodgrain speakers, $18.55
2. yellow lamp, $40
3. cell phone case, $35
4. computer mouse

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Stephanie Todaro has joined the Design*Sponge team to work on special projects and oversee our weekly Biz Ladies and City Guides columns. Although born in Chicago and raised in Los Angeles, Stephanie has been lucky enough to live all over the US, including DC and New York, and continues to travel the world with hopes to one day settle down somewhere in Europe. She earned her master’s degree in journalism from New York University in 2008 and now lives in LA where she works as the Director of Development for several celebrity websites and blogs about her adorable pup, Mr. Harvey. She has a slight (actually, major) obsession with all things stationery-related and likes to collect garden gnomes. To see more of Stephanie’s work, check out her blog HouseofHarvey.com.

Stephanie Todaro

Stephanie Todaro has joined the Design*Sponge team to work on special projects and oversee our weekly Biz Ladies and City Guides columns. Although born in Chicago and raised in Los Angeles, Stephanie has been lucky enough to live all over the US, including DC and New York, and continues to travel the world with hopes to one day settle down somewhere in Europe. She earned her master's degree in journalism from New York University in 2008 and now lives in LA where she works as the Director of Development for several celebrity websites and blogs about her adorable pup, Mr. Harvey. She has a slight (actually, major) obsession with all things stationery-related and likes to collect garden gnomes. To see more of Stephanie's work, check out her blog HouseofHarvey.com.

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