Round Museum

In this one of many possible worlds
All for the best or some bizarre test?
It is what it is and whatever
Time is still the infinite jest

The arrow flies when you dream
The hours tick away, the cells tick away
The Watchmaker keeps to his schemes
The hours tick away, they tick away

The measure of a life is
a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned

The future disappears into memory
With only a moment between
Forever dwells in that moment
Hope is what remains to be seen

It seems a stash of kitty toys has been stored under the couch. Ping pong. Nerf. Grape. Anything Round will do... So, we need to have a talk. Someone’s got a little hoarding problem!

01.06.25

Ok, we’ve spread the swabs out evenly in the Round cylinder. So, go ahead and pick one, look at it, and remember it. And don’t put it in your ear. Doctors recommend against it. Did you pick a swab? Ok, remember it but don’t show it to me. Now, I’ll split the cylinder in half and you put your swab back in the middle. Don’t show it to me. No! Don’t put it in your ear! Doctors don’t recommend it! Put the swab back in the deck. Aw, c’mon, now! You put it in your ear! Now I can see exactly which one is your swab. The magic is ruined…

01.05.26

They say ‘absence makes the heart grow fonder’ because with distance one will appreciate the love and depth of the relationship. But, you know, when a bagel’s gone… it’s just gone! “Sorry… we’re all out of everything bagels today.” What?! I thought we had an understanding! Is there is no love anymore?

01.04.26

After three years of research, planning and designing, we came up with the concept of “Hi Toilet” where all commands are activated by voice. My inspiration to design a fully voice activated toilet came after reading about users' behaviours in public toilets across Europe and the US to avoid contact with the surface; 60% stepping on toilet levers to flush, 50% opening the door with toilet paper, 40% closing the door with hip, 30% avoiding hand-contact as much as possible by using elbow.

Nanago Dori Park
Tokyo, Japan

01.03.26

Well, holidays are over, so probably time to take down all those decorations covering your house and yard. You'll need the boom lift for these Rounds.

01.02.26

Sleep it off, Smokey. The New Year is upon us. You'll feel better after a long winter's nap!

01.01.26

Those long strands of twinkly lights are notorious to unpack and untangle from year to year. So, ultimately… why bother? Just leave them in their blobby nest and eventually you’ll have a New Years Round!

12.31.25

Those long strands of twinkly lights are notorious to unpack and untangle from year to year. So, ultimately… why bother? Just leave them in their blobby nest and eventually you’ll have a New Years Round!

12.31.25

The large glowing lotus flower overhead is one of many dozens of silk fabric lanterns at the North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival at Koka Booth Amphitheater in Cary. Lanterns are hand crafted by artisans by stretching the fabric over steel frames and illuminating with hundreds of LED lights. Lantern-making is an ancient art that began during the Han Dynasty in 206 BC to 220 AD, and a central part of new year celebrations to symbolize respect and prosperity.

12.30.25