Lövbacken Side Table

A home oven tops out well short of the heat a proper pizza needs. The Ooni Koda 2 is a gas-fired pizza oven for the garden that gets there. It takes pizzas of 14 inches and over, and weighs 16kg, so it can go on a table or into the boot of a car. Ooni have redesigned the burner with a tapered flame that spreads heat more evenly across the stone than the original Koda, and the stone comes back up to temperature 20% faster between pizzas. Setup takes a few minutes, and it cleans itself by burning off whatever’s left. It comes in black, slate blue, or green.

The first Anglepoise was designed in 1932 by George Carwardine, a car engineer who specialised in suspension. He worked out that a set of springs could balance a lamp arm so that it stayed in whatever position you left it. The Type 75 Mini is a smaller version of Sir Kenneth Grange’s redesign of the lamp. Grange also designed the nose of the InterCity 125 and the Kenwood Chef. The springs sit on the outside of the arm, it moves with very little effort and holds its position, and the shade points the light at your desk rather than into your eyes. It’s sized for a smaller desk, and it comes in a wide range of colours.

The Braun BC02 is a small analogue alarm clock designed by Dietrich Lubs, who spent decades at Braun working alongside Dieter Rams. It has a plain black dial, a yellow second hand, and nothing else on its face. The alarm is a crescendo beep that starts quietly and gets louder until you deal with it. There’s a snooze button, and a light for checking the time in the dark. It runs on a single AA battery and is small enough to take away with you. If your phone is currently your alarm clock, this gives you a reason to leave it charging in another room.