and-crafted in an Indonesian farming village, the Magno AM/FM radio has an appealing mix of retro and modern styling. Made from new growth wood, for every tree that is used in production, a new one is planted. Its uncoated surface should be oiled periodically to encourage a deeper connection between user and object. MP3 compatible, with short wave reception. This Radio proves that design can live comfortably alongside traditional materials and still look great. Sure it’s not cheap ($250) but considering that to produce this radio it takes 16 hours, means is not expensive. Singgih Kartono chooses wood for his radios not just based on aesthetics but on his appreciation of wood’s simplicity and organic vitality. The Magno radio combines the most current mp3 player compatible electronics with sustainably grown woods. For more information just visit the links below.
www.wooden-radio.com
www.magno-design.com
