Design system · Vol. I
The first
electronic
instrument,
rendered as
interface.
Polished mahogany, nickel-plated antennas, four gramophone legs — and a single cyan field that reads the player's hand through invisible air. Mass stays warm wood and brass; cyan is signal only, never surface.
Cabinet
Wood
Grain
Brass
Field
Bone
- Display
- Oswald 500 · 38 / 1.02
- Body
- Questrial 400 · 14 / 1.6
- Caption
- Jost 500 · 11 / +0.05em
- Field
- primary-500 → primary-glow
- Hardware
- accent-500 — nickel-brass
- Cabinet
- neutral-800 — mahogany near-black
- Motion
- 250 ms · cubic-bezier(.4 0 .2 1)
- Grid
- 8 px · panel-seam rhythm
Wood
& Brass
Lit by Field
A dark mahogany interface system descended from the 1929 Aster cabinet — played without touch, by the hand that approaches the antenna.