Bundle The familiar object, reengineered Everyday objects where someone reopened a settled question and changed one thing.

Bundle The textile is the whole argument Nothing here was redesigned; something here was rewoven.

Bundle Made out of what was already there Things whose material had a previous job, and does not pretend otherwise.

Bundle Small enough that you always have it Things sized so the question of whether to bring them never comes up.

Bundle Old enough to reissue themselves Five makers who went back into their own back catalogue, not somebody else's.

Bundle Small mercies for the trip Travel gear that each deletes one specific misery of getting there.

Bundle Still at it, decades later People and makers who kept going long past the point where stopping would have been reasonable.

Bundle Built to be used, not spared Things that get better, or at least no worse, the less carefully you treat them.

Bundle The weight taken out Four things engineered to ask less of you — less weight, less bending, less fuss.

Bundle Made the other way round Four objects that get there by inverting the standard construction rather than refining it.

Bundle The detail nobody else bothered with Objects whose makers wouldn't leave one detail alone.

Bundle The real thing, where a copy would have done Colour that runs through the clay, wool where the polyester usually goes, a CAD program that isn't a viewer, and the Dadaists' own printing.

Bundle Treated like the good stuff A pocket calculator, an LCD and a video game's clutter, each given the care usually saved for something grander.