For many of us, the iPad and Apple Pencil are an indispensable pair. This power couple is our sketchbook. It is how we take notes. It is how we redline projects and give feedback. It is how we quickly get our thoughts out and track ideas.

The magnet that holds the Pencil to the iPad is nice, but it’s not going to keep them together if gently bumped or in a bag. Apple may have a good market reason for NOT coming up with an elegant solution to hold the Pencil, but we still needed one. The iPad and Pencil belong together, so we designed a case to make sure their marriage stays solid.

Introducing Hoodie. Hoodie is a simple sleeve with a “hood” to keep everything secure without unnecessary hardware to stay closed. Hoodie is made in the US from genuine leather or vegan apple leather.

It has always seemed a little loopy to us to have belt loops on our pants AND a keeper loop on our belt. While we were trying to get rid of the keeper loop, we wondered if we could also get rid of the belt buckle. Could we make the cleanest looking belt the world has ever seen?

We are really exited to announce… 

BORING BELT

Boring Belt works like any other belt, but the hidden hook and magnets make it so you’ll never have to wear all that clutter around your waist again.

It can be both casual and formal. It works with jeans and with a suit or dress.

Boring Belt is painstakingly crafted in the US.

We are launching two new products: Topo Bowls and Plant Lab. Both are meant for the home but connect us to nature, both are beautiful but functional, and both are made in the US.

TOPO BOWLS

Topo lines are beautiful. That’s just a fact. You know what else is beautiful? Lake Tahoe! Crater Lake! Bear Lake!

Lake topography is technically called bathymetry, but who’s ever heard of that? We took the bathymetry of iconic lakes, and made them into bowls. They look great on their own, but you can also use them as a fruit bowl or a valet for your wallet, keys, etc.

PLANT LAB

Why buy plants when you can grow them? Take cuttings of your favorite plants, add water, and then wait for your own little test tube babies. Plant Lab is made from a solid piece of walnut with slots for eight test tubes. A slightly recessed lip allows each tube to slide perfectly into place. It is easy to hang and test tubes are included

Six years later, Slabs is still one of our favorite product lines. They were written up in the Seattle Times and Core77, they were sold in West Elm, and in Chip and Joanna Gaines’s store…and we love using them ourselves. Slabs have kept our workspaces tidy with a place for pens, scissors, loose change, keys, tape, and a phone. But what about our wallet? Or holiday cards? Or extra business cards? Or our ice cream cone sticker?

Meet the new and improved Phone Slab, redesigned with multiple slots of varying widths for your phone and more.

Oh, and, for those of you who have been waiting patiently for walnut Switchboards, they’re back! Order before they sell out and are on backorder for a year. (We’ll try not to let it happen again.)

Putting kids to bed can be hard. (We’re happy for you if it’s not, but no one wants to hear you brag.) Who can blame them? For kids, the bed is a pretty boring place. Well, it used to be.

Snoozefests are beautiful duvet sets that turn your comforter and pillows into fun activities.

The Maze Duvet is one big (big!) maze, with 19 stops along the way from START to END. The Word Search Duvet has names of different animals hidden on it, and the animals are printed on the pillows.

We probably shouldn’t recommend you use pens on them because we can’t guarantee anything will wash out, but we do think red ink would look really cool on them.

Each set comes with a twin duvet and two pillow cases.

SNOOZEFESTS. Play on.

We all know about coasters that keep water off your table, but what about a coaster that helps things dry?

Introducing Props drying coasters!

Not everything goes in the dishwasher. We were tired of water getting trapped inside glasses, water bottles, and pots when we dry them. So we created these silicone coasters to prop (ahem) them up and let air circulate.

Props come in a set of four with a little rack to store them by the edge of your sink. After you use one, put it on the rack and let it drip dry.

PROPS. Live and let dry.

It’s pretty amazing to learn that Imran Chaudhri used a Rock Band to test an early prototype of the Apple Watch.