I have a thing for old home appliances from the 60s and 70s. And no other brand brings that up more so that Braun. Growing up we had a few iconic Braun appliances: juice blinder, a radio transistors, and a red flash light - that were somehow as intrigal part of those early formative years of my life as anything. There’s someting about Braun - from logo to the aesthetics of its products, the way they are built, they way they feel in your hand - everything has a sense of completeness and ‘feel good’ memory of my childhood.

I have a thing for old home appliances from the 60s and 70s. And no other brand brings that up more so that Braun. Growing up we had a few iconic Braun appliances: juice blinder, a radio transistors, and a red flash light - that were somehow as intrigal part of those early formative years of my life as anything. There’s someting about Braun - from logo to the aesthetics of its products, the way they are built, they way they feel in your hand - everything has a sense of completeness and ‘feel good’ memory of my childhood.