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As a company, our primary goal is to bring our love of all things historic, functional and beautiful to all of our designs. That’s why we’re incredibly excited to partner with the Smithsonian Institute on a collection of goods that bring together both of our missions.

At Pendulux, we really enjoy paper napkin sketching, computer designing, and creating new Pendulux products. The entire process, from idea to creation, can take quite a bit of time, but it’s well worth it. We look to the past for influence, and through present-day methods create pieces with unique style and nostalgia. After a lot of effort, we’ve produced a host of new products, that we’re excited to show off. We wrote about a few of these items last month, so here’s some more of what we’ve been working on:  Motorboats We’re fascinated with Japanese electric model toy boats circa...

How much time are you spending in your office? If you’re like a lot of us, you spend up to a third of your life at work. It would only make sense then, that you enjoy the space you’re operating in. The design, the decor, just the overall feel has to be right if you’re really to feel comfortable and be productive. We’ve been tinkering, sketching, and coming up with some great pieces for the office, to add some character, boldness, and a sure conversation starter to your workplace. Like everything else we create, they’ve been meticulously designed and hand-crafted...

As a brand, we’ve built a strong reputation as a creator of vintage, nostalgia-inducing clocks, lamps, and other goods. Well, we’ve been carefully building our catalog of “other goods” with meticulously-designed products that are teeming with character. We’re more than just clocks and lamps -- allow us to give you a glance at just a few of the new things we’re introducing: Bookends We believe nothing compares to reading a physical book. Holding the binding in your hand, and flipping through the pages just makes for a more engaged experience. Displaying them is also a sense of pride for some,...