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Bluelounge is a company that is known for creating clever and innovative accessories to simplify your digital lifestyle. They are headquartered in Singapore and have a distribution center in California USA, but all products are conceived and developed at their studio in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Bluelounge design team draws inspiration from their passions for art, architecture, travel, fashion, music, and given their location, great...

This Berlin Germany-based company adopts the Japanese 'Deco-Den' concept of transforming everyday objects into pieces of jewelry. Since 2005, Bling My Thing has established itself as a one-of-kind company, offering products that may be considered as some of the most unique in the world (or, contingent upon your level of cynicism, they may be regarded as some of the most frivolous).

The founders of this Colorado-based company, Greg Hydle and Lance Atkins, are adventure enthusiasts who understand the importance of protection. When Atkins’ Macbook received a fatal hit during an African safari, the two were inspired to create a stronger and more durable carrying solution. Beginning with a prototype made of oak wood , Blackbox Case, a successful KickStarter project, now delivers accessories that utilize...

Upon its establishment in 1983, this Japanese company adopted the name of Jazz great Charlie Parker’s saxophone, aptly named ‘Bird’. When realizing the inspiration of their name, one may instantly assume this company is associated with the music industry. In truth, the company was created to primarily manufacture electronic components for factory/industrial equipment. Now, it has entered the tablet cases market with its own...

BioLogic is a Taiwanese maker of cycling accessories operating since 2010. The company employs artists, engineers, programmers and product designers all united by a common passion for cycling and developing innovative products. Their accessories include smartphone and BioLogic tablet cases designed for active cyclists. The company’s mission is increasing the number of people choosing cycling over other means of transport.