When you can buy a dock for your latest Apple product at the Quik-E mart, you know it’s going to be difficult to differentiate yourself in a field that’s more overcrowded than Arizona. But the Germans love difficult shit so they took a crack at it and the end result is the Finite Elemente Hohrizontal 51 – an unassuming shelf that pipes your tunes and charges your lifeline to the world. It’s German so you know what that means – it’s not cheap, the quality is fantastic, and all your friends will be envious.
Finite Elemente Hohrizontal 51
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