Moss' wireless speakers: a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package

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Moss' wireless speakers: a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package
Moss Speakers, bedecked in fetching coloured stripes, have a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package
(Image credit: Moss Speakers)

Niche speaker brand Moss knows it’s treading a well-worn path with its new Bluetooth speakers, but the Singapore-based studio has blended high fidelity with neat design and fantastic attention to detail that sets it apart from the rest. Set up by British audiophile and designer Nik Lee, Moss is devoted to a single product, a tiny cylindrical Bluetooth speaker that’s bedecked in fetching coloured stripes, giving a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package.

For just $99, the dolly mixture colours and no-nonsense polished acrylic housing create a speaker that’s simple to use, easy to carry and won’t clutter up the shelves with matte black mediocrity when not in use. The hand-polished acrylic also bulks up the sound and aficionados of the heyday of the Manchester music scene will find the colour names familiar.

Moss' wireless speakers: a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package

Easy to carry, the jolly mixture of colours won't clutter up the shelves with matte black mediocrity

(Image credit: Moss Speakers)

Moss' wireless speakers: a hint of Memphis-era style in a tiny package

The hand-polished acrylic also bulks up the sound and aficionados of the heyday of the Manchester music scene will find the colour names familiar

(Image credit: Moss Speakers)
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Jonathan Bell

Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine since 1999, covering everything from architecture and transport design to books, tech and graphic design. He is now the magazine’s Transport and Technology Editor. Jonathan has written and edited 15 books, including Concept Car Design, 21st Century House, and The New Modern House. He is also the host of Wallpaper’s first podcast.