wall-i · in development
Two forms. One home.
Wall-i is an in-wall line with a choice built in. Character sits on a shelf and has a face. Ghost hangs on the wall and disappears into it until the lights go down. Same brain in both. You pick how it lives in your house.
character · the one with a face
A brow, an eye, and a soft body.
Character is the form that shows up: an LED brow over a single eye, a quiet vent grid along the sole, and a back made for mounting. Wall or shelf, same body. The violet and night colorway is the one the family is drawn in.
Presence is the violet hero above. Motion goes pale, its eye become a dome that watches the room. Blank has no eye at all, for people who want the object, not the creature.
ghost · the one on the wall
By day it's architecture. By night it glows.
Ghost is a flat slab that hangs like a picture: a single dark eye and a grid of vent dots, reading as part of the wall instead of a gadget on it. When the room goes dark, the eye rings violet and a low line of light traces its base. The wall sconce trick, minus the sconce.
designed to open
Nothing is glued shut.
Faceplate, board, cell, shell, backplate, screws. Everything comes apart for repair, because the people who designed it are also the people who would be fixing it.
the family
The family, drawn together.
the list
When Wall-i is real, this is how you'll know.
One email when there's news worth sending. Nothing else, ever.
We'll email you when it's real. Nothing else.