About BALMUDA The Toaster
A product page built like a photo essay: one matte-black toaster on a pure-white studio sweep, one slice of bread, and the time it takes to get it right. Type runs in a grey ink ladder — Montserrat for heads and specs, Libre Bodoni for the editorial lines.
Nothing is boxed, lifted or tinted. Sections are separated by air and hairlines, numerals are set large and light, and the brand green #4BA53A shows up only where you can click.
- Origin
- Tokyo, Japan
- Era
- 2003 founded; The Toaster released 2015; current visual ~2015–2024
- Key figures
- Gen Terao
- Movements
- Japanese post-appliance product design · Single-object consumer electronics · Slow-commerce product storytelling
BALMUDA The Toaster design spec
Colors
Background
Surface
Primary
Secondary
Accent
Text
Typography
Libre BodoniHeadings
MontserratBody
ui-monospaceMono
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