Habity
Habity is a Copenhagen design brand making an e-paper bedside clock with alarm, wake-up light and sleep sounds, meant to keep phones off the nightstand.
Habity is a Copenhagen design brand making an e-paper bedside clock with alarm, wake-up light and sleep sounds, meant to keep phones off the nightstand.
Phuong's Pepper Paste calls itself "a bold expression of Vietnamese tradition — made by hand, with family at heart." It began in the family kitchen, every batch is crafted by hand in small, shared kitchen spaces alongside other local makers, and the label art is by Phuong's daughter, Stella.
Machined to aerospace tolerances at an aerospace facility in Canada, the all-metal Henson Razor from Henson Shaving is proven to cause less razor burn than multi-blade alternatives.
Superlova! makes Chinese-inspired sauces with "no seed oils," such as Dan Dan Chili Sesame, Pei Pei Chili Soy and May May Creamy Sesame. Founders Helen and Leo cooked in restaurant kitchens, hosted supper clubs, ran a food truck and then a noodle stand before bottling their sauces.
Warmür makes a hands-free office chair blanket that wraps the chair to keep the user warm at a cold desk, popular as a corporate and work-from-home gift.
Childhood friends Andreas Kofoed Sørensen and Hans Høite Augustenborg founded Birdie in 2022. Their Danish-designed "Fresh Air Monitor" is a little bird with a Swiss CO2 sensor that drops down when air quality is poor and perks back up once you open the windows. It's made of recycled plastic, and it makes no sounds.
Transparent, which runs a Sound Room in Stockholm, is on "a mission to become the first circular tech brand," making timeless, modular speakers, turntables and multi-room audio designed to be "forever upgradable."
Eight Sleep's Pod 6 is "an intelligent mattress Cover" that "cools, heats, tracks, and responds on both sides with built-in biometric sensors," powered by a Hub that fits under most bed frames. The Pod also detects snoring and, with the Base add-on, lifts your head to reduce it.
Founded in 1983 by CEO Bob King to "rethink how people interact with their workstations," New York-based Humanscale designs and makes ergonomic seating, sit-stand desks, monitor arms, keyboard systems and lighting.
Mozi Wash bills itself as "the world's first concentrated, perfume-inspired laundry detergent," with a plant-based, paraben-free formula now sold in recyclable aluminum bottles good for 50+ loads. The brand pitches it as "good for your clothes, your skin, and our planet."
Settlers Club makes vintage-inspired wall decor, including skateboard and surfboard art, founded by former pro snowboarder Grady and creative director Brooke.
N/UM was "born from a shared passion for Africa's rich heritage," and its chef-curated finishing salts celebrate the continent's culinary legacy, from desert, sea and hot spring salts to smoked, truffle, and wine and herb varieties. Its first gift set, the Zambezi Series, was named an Editor's Choice by Oprah Daily at the NY NOW 2025 Winter Market.