Purity Water Purifier

Two Kinds of Clean

OVZT merged a water purifier and a sterilizer — usually two separate appliances — into one compact form for the counter. The front holds only what water needs, a slim spout and a single button, while the sterilizing chamber fills the body behind it, closed by a full-height door that opens from a recessed groove instead of a protruding handle. The controls are printed as two quiet columns of icons, water on one side and sterilizing on the other, so the dual function reads at a glance. Soft curves and a two-tone body tie the halves into one rounded object that settles calmly into the kitchen.

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Lune Facial Mist

One Surface, Then a Breath

OVZT shaped the facial mist to sit in a pouch as naturally as a compact — a flat, palm-sized form with soft, rounded edges. A white shell frames a polished rose-gold face, giving the product the finish of a cosmetic and a surface that reads at a glance. The body slides open to release the mist, then closes back into a single surface. The essence loads as a clear cartridge under the back cover, swapped in one motion so the routine keeps going. Only three small dots mark the surface, keeping everything else quiet.

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3D Material Wrap Sneakers

Printed, Not Stitched

OVZT designed the sneaker's upper to be 3D-printed as a single continuous piece, replacing the stitched panels a shoe is usually assembled from. Printed in one pass, structure and surface flow together without a seam, so the upper reads as one clean form. The process also lets the same shape be explored across different printed materials and densities, drawing a range of expressions from a single design.

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Eight Room Perfume

Beauty in Eight Sides

For this fragrance bottle, OVZT drew on a distinctly Korean sense of beauty, taking the octagon as its motif. The eight-sided form gives the bottle a quiet, balanced presence — geometric yet soft in the hand — with each facet catching the light a little differently. Proportion and finish are tuned so the bottle feels considered and grounded the moment it's picked up.

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Wisely Shaving Set

No Stand Required

OVZT removed the stand entirely: the razor is shaped to rest on its own back. Grip and the balance of the razor in the hand were worked out first, then the back of the handle was given a flat, considered face so it can simply be laid down on any surface, holder-free. Form and material tie the handle and head into one quiet object, made to be set out rather than tucked away.

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Petdali Dog Wheelchair

Light Enough to Keep Moving

OVZT designed the dog wheelchair around lightness and easy movement. The frame is kept as light and open as possible so the animal moves naturally instead of being carried by the device, and adjustment is built in to fit different bodies and sizes. Soft lines and a warm, unobtrusive presence let the aid sit comfortably in daily life, supporting the dog without making the support the first thing you see.

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Fedora Tray Toaster

Quiet on the Counter

OVZT designed the toaster as a small, calm object for the kitchen. An integrated tray keeps everyday use tidy, the footprint compact, and the controls reduced to only what's needed. The result settles quietly onto the counter, reading as a calm, everyday part of the kitchen.

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Oyster Grand Piano

An Instrument, and a Presence

OVZT approached the grand piano as a sculptural object as much as an instrument. Lid and body are joined into one sweeping curve instead of separate parts, giving the piano a single continuous shell and a strong silhouette across a room. The flow of that curve, the proportion, and the finish were refined in detail, so the piano holds its presence whether it's being played or simply standing in a space.

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Happy Day Galvanic Body Spa

Care That Fits the Hand

OVZT shaped this galvanic body-care product around the hand and the contours of the body. The form sits easily in the grip, the head rests comfortably against the skin, and the surfaces are kept soft and calm so it stays approachable for daily use. Every detail is tuned toward an easy, repeatable routine — care that fits naturally into the day.

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Need U Smart Tracker

Complexity, Kept Quiet

Keep the complexity out of sight — OVZT designed the smart tracker around that one restraint. Function is tucked behind a clean, tidy shell, and the ways the device is held, mounted, or worn are resolved without cluttering the form. What's left is a small, quiet object that feels sturdy and calm — technology that stays in the background until it's needed.

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