This Eames-Inspired Leather and Wood Computer Mouse Is an Architect’s Dream

Beautiful materials? Check.
Cool technology? Check.
A stylish reference to legendary architects? Check.

Shane Chen’s conceptual computer mouse ticks all of Architizer’s boxes. The young Taiwanese designer, a graduate from the Pratt Institute in New York, has envisaged a gorgeous new product that might have Apple sitting up and taking notice. The Lounge Mouse utilizes all the classic materials and aesthetic qualities of Charles and Ray Eames’ iconic chair, as seen in this series of beautifully minimal photographs.

Image via Shane Chen

“Tired of electronic-look electronics? Inspired by the design classic, Lounge Chair and Ottoman by Charles and Ray Eames, this mouse concept brings a new visual language to the boring office digital product,” explains designer Shane Chen.

Image via Shane Chen

Image via Shane Chen

“Paying a tribute to the legendary designers, the design addresses the ergonomics and style of a computer mouse from the perspective of designing furniture. Like a mini version of ottoman part of Eames chair, this mouse, composed with bent plywood, leather and plastic, blends the boundary between furniture and electronics.”

Image via Shane Chen

If and when Chen the Lounge Mouse is released for general sale, pair it with one of these 10 laptops for architects and designers. For more architecture-inspired accessories, check out our 7 affordable design gifts for architects and aesthetes.