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In an age where design is often sacrificed for speed and utility, Lunar Artefacts stands as a quiet rebellion. This London-based lifestyle brand reimagines the tools we rely on daily.
Crafted with a level of care usually reserved for performance cars or heirloom timepieces, their objects are designed to be used, admired, repaired, and kept — not replaced.
Founded by an architect and a product designer, the studio’s DNA draws from two worlds that rarely meet: the poetic, spatial thinking of architecture, and the precise, performance-driven mindset of automotive engineering.
At the core of the brand’s ethos is the belief that the items we interact with every day should do more than function — they should enhance how we move, think, and work.
Lunar Artefacts’ hero product, the Pointer Instrument, is a wireless computer mouse like no other. Wrapped in full-grain French leather and anchored by a gold-plated, hand-polished aluminium base, it’s as tactile as it is technically precise. Ambidextrous, repairable, and hand-assembled, it’s a tool you use every day — and notice every time you do.
That same philosophy extends to their desk pads and mouse pads, each crafted from buttery-soft leather and designed to age with character.
Whether you choose Sahara, a soft, neutral beige; Midnight, a rich navy blue; Classic Brown, timeless and warm; or sporty orange Dawn, and British Racing Green, deep and distinguished — each pad acts as a tactile foundation, grounding daily rituals and perfectly matching Pointer Instrument mouse.
For those who live by their tools, the Rota-Master precision electric screwdriver is equally revolutionary. Designed with a leather grip that ages like a fine steering wheel and a torque collar machined from aerospace-grade aluminium, it bridges the gap between high-performance engineering and everyday use.
With an innovative Rota Release system for swift, one-handed bit swaps, it’s an object made for fluid, focused work — from studio to garage.
Even Lunar Artefacts’ wireless charger takes a poetic approach to tech. Inspired by celestial movement and the aerodynamic forms of classic Porsche 911s, it features a sculpted brass shell and leather-wrapped top, transforming a mundane necessity into a meaningful part of one’s workspace.
It’s the kind of charger you don’t hide behind the monitor — you build the desk around it.
Lunar Artefacts offers a growing selection of personalised objects and refined accessories — from small leather goods to curated corporate gift boxes.
With an expanding palette of colours and materials, solid brass and aluminium, the collection is designed to suit every workspace and personality.
Whether you are drawn to bold hues or quiet neutrals, Lunar Artefacts makes it possible to customise each piece — whether you are envisioning your dream set in deep red or a bespoke crocodile pattern, the brand’s white-glow service brings your colour, texture, and vision to life.
Each object arrives in meticulously designed packaging — understated, tactile, and gift-ready. Whether it’s a personalised computer mouse and mouse pad duo with engraved initials or a wireless charger that reflects your company’s palette, every detail is considered.
But beyond the aesthetics and the beauty is something more radical: a commitment to repairability and longevity.
Every object is designed to be serviced — not discarded. No glue, no shortcuts. If something wears out, it can be replaced. If something breaks, it can be repaired.
This isn’t just sustainability — it’s a return to a forgotten value system: a time when people owned fewer things, but loved them longer.
See more at lunarartefacts.com
