I have recently gone down a bit of a rabbit hole and started exploring CO2 monitors.

Usually, my go-to style is very tech-focused. Using metals as the main materials, sleek lines and hard panels.

This time I wondered what a more "at home" monitor would look like. One that is still high quality, but better fits its surrounding ona. mantle piece or shelf within an average home.

A more "Homely" Air Quality Monitor

I've recently become interested in exploring Air Quality within my home, especially within my bedroom as i sleep, as this can effect the quality of sleep and the feeling of grogginess/tiredness during the next morning/day.

After looking around at recommended Air Quality Monitors, they all felt so dated and to be honest, quite tacky or stale.

With the rise in interest around CO2 not just in myself, but as a global trend, I asked myself, "What 

A Better Air Quality Monitor

Nebnet Vibes

Wanting to dive into the world of 3D, and knowing that i learn best by recreating designs/objects I like, i figured I would start with one of the best known in the biz of physical products - Teenage Engineering.


After creating the initial shapes, I didn't worry too much about the material - instead, I focused on lighting and camera angles.

Recreating Teenage Engineering #1