Lexon Tykho Radio

The Tykho Radio is a great example of functionality and form working harmoniously for a truly useful product, reminiscent of the Dolmen Radio, another design favorite. The radio is waterproof, allowing you to use it in the shower, by the pool or on the beach.

The radio is encased entirely in a silicon rubber shell with the buttons, the antennae and even the speaker all using the same material. The antennae doubles as the station tuner with a rotating action for frequency search.

In March, 2000 Time Magazine featured an article on the front page entitled, "The Rebirth of Design". The Lexon Tykho radio was the chosen product for the spot, making it an iconic choice before its time. It's featured in MOMA's permanent collection in New York and has received numerous awards. It was designed by Marc Berthier, a designer and architect, who has been working with Lexon for over 10 years creating home objects with an interesting choice of materials and aesthetics.

Dimensions: width - 14 cm x height - 8 cm x depth - 4 cm