"What makes it immediately striking is the geometry. Hive Industrial built the whole concept around a T-shaped extrusion, a form language that is clean and architectural without trying too hard. There are no soft curves begging for your attention, no retro-inspired wood paneling chasing nostalgia points. The shapes are confident and geometric, almost brutalist in their directness, which is exactly what makes them feel both modern and collectible."
"The colorways are doing a lot of heavy lifting, too. The terracotta red version reads bold and warm, the kind of piece that anchors a room the moment you place it down. The forest green edition has a more muted, considered quality that would sit comfortably alongside design-forward furniture. The gray and silver variant is crisp and precise."
Hive Industrial created the ID Concept for Audio-Technica as a family of turntable forms that treat vinyl players as sculptural objects. The concept presents three configurations: a flat tabletop unit that opens like a precision box, a wall-mounted model with the record facing outward behind a tinted panel, and a vertical format where the disc and player stand like framed art. The design centers on a T-shaped extrusion that yields clean, architectural geometry without soft curves or retro ornamentation. Colorways range from terracotta red and forest green to gray/silver and an orange-tinted wall-mounted variant. Controls are minimal along the side spine.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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