Pure Joy

A manual remote control for digital Bluetooth speakers. With dedicated buttons for volume, playback, and track selection, users can make adjustments instantly without reaching for a phone or navigating an app. This tactile control creates a natural and enjoyable listening experience, allowing people to stay focused on the music and the moment. 

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Building on the existing design language and color system, the concept was developed to feel like a natural addition to the product lineup. Careful consideration of form, proportion, materiality, and visual details ensure alignment with the brand's established aesthetic. The result is a design that feels both familiar and distinctive, seamlessly fitting within the broader ecosystem.

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By putting control directly at their fingertips, physical buttons add a sense of comfort, connection, and enjoyment that enhances everyday listening. Part of a speculative study, independent of Sonos, this design explores the value and joy of hands-on interaction away from screens and digital interfaces. 

Industrial Design
Visualisation
CMF
UX

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