Just as described and fun gift.
Framed teardown art
Technology, preserved.
Discover the stories inside the devices we remember.
devices rescued from drawers and e-waste (7,000+)
Each one opened by hand and given a second life on the wall.
Real devices, not prints
Original boards, buttons and shells from the actual device. Never a printed picture of one.
One of a kind
Every device carries its own wear, serial and story, so no two pieces are exactly alike.
The tech of their year
Find the console, phone or camera from the year they were born, or any year that matters.
Find their yearYour own device, framed
Send us the phone, console or camera you actually used. We frame it for you.
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Every device has a story inside it. We take it apart, piece by piece, so you can finally see it.
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How a FunBox Design piece is made
From pocket to wall, part by part.
- 01
The device
An original device, sourced and checked before anything is opened.
- 02
Taken apart
Screen, shell, battery and board are separated by hand, layer by layer.
- 03
Laid out
Every part finds its place on a printed backboard, labelled by name.
- 04
Framed
Frame, glass and backboard come together, ready for the wall.
Through the years
67 years of icons, framed.
- 1953Rolex SubmarinerThe first divers' watch waterproof to 100 metres.

- 1957Omega SpeedmasterThe first watch worn on the Moon.

- 1959Nikon F 1st GenerationThe camera that made the SLR the pro standard.

- 1963Rolex DaytonaNamed after Daytona Beach, a chronograph legend.

- 1964Porsche 911Over a million built, and still in production.

- 1965Nikon NikkormatThe Nikon F's tank-tough, more affordable sibling.

- 1966Canon FTCanon's first SLR with through-the-lens metering.

- 1967Boeing 737One of the best-selling jetliners ever built.

- 1971Intel 4004The world's first commercial microprocessor.

- 1974Minolta XECo-developed with Leica, it became the Leica R3.

- 1976Canon AE-1The first SLR with a microprocessor.

- 1977NASA Voyager Golden RecordHumanity's message, now in interstellar space.

- 1978F-16 Fighting FalconOver 4,600 built, still flying with 25+ air forces.

- 1979Sony Walkman TPS-L2The first Walkman. Music went portable.

- 1980Leica R4The SLR that brought Leica into the automatic age.

- 1982Rolex GMT-Master IITwo time zones at once, the pilot's Rolex.

- 1985Nintendo Entertainment SystemBrought video games back after the 1983 crash.

- 1989Nintendo Game Boy 1st GenOver 118 million Game Boys sold, with Tetris in every pocket.

- 1990Sega Game GearSega's full-colour answer to the Game Boy.

- 1991Motorola Bravo Plus PagerBefore phones, the beeper on every belt.

- 1994Sony PlayStationThe first console to sell 100 million units.

- 1995Tamiya Mini 4WDThe racing-kit craze of '90s schoolyards.

- 1996Texas Instruments TI-83The calculator of a generation of math classes.

- 1998Nintendo Game Boy ColorGame Boy goes colour, and Pokémon goes global.

- 2000Sony PlayStation 2The best-selling video game console of all time.

- 2001Apple iPod 1st Generation1,000 songs in your pocket.

- 2003Nokia 1100The best-selling phone ever, 250 million sold.

- 2004Sony PSP-1000Sony's first handheld game console.

- 2005Microsoft Xbox 360Made online console gaming mainstream.

- 2006Nintendo DS LiteSlimmer, brighter, and over 90 million sold.

- 2007Apple iPhone 1st GenThe phone that reinvented the phone.

- 2008BlackBerry Bold 9000The flagship of BlackBerry's golden era.

- 2009Apple Magic MouseThe world's first multi-touch mouse.

- 2010Apple iPad 1st Generation300,000 sold on day one, the modern tablet begins.

- 2011Nintendo 3DSGlasses-free 3D gaming in your hands.

- 2012Apple iPhone 55 million sold in its first weekend.

- 2013Sony PlayStation 4Over 117 million consoles sold.

- 2014Apple iPhone 6The best-selling iPhone of all time.

- 2015Apple Watch 1st GenApple's first wearable, now the world's top-selling watch.

- 2016NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080Pascal's flagship, a PC gaming legend.

- 2017Nintendo SwitchHome console and handheld in one, 150 million sold.

- 2018PlayStation 4 God of War EditionMade for 2018's Game of the Year.

- 2019Razer Viper Ultimate74 grams, wireless, built for esports.

- 2020Sony PlayStation 5Sold out worldwide at launch.

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Original iPhone, 2007 — every part it was made of.
About us
They were with you all along.
The phone that carried your late-night calls. The camera that came on your first trip. The handheld you played under the covers until the batteries gave out.
You never saw what was inside them. Hundreds of tiny parts — boards, springs, lenses and screws — worked quietly for years, so that you never had to think about them.
Now their work is done. But they don't have to end up forgotten in a drawer.
At FunBox Design, we take each device apart by hand and give every part its own place in the frame. Their working days are over, but their story isn't. Framed, they can stay right where you are — and this time, you can finally see them.
Not a gadget anymore.
A memory you can hang on the wall.
— The FunBox Design studio
- StudioLos Angeles, CA
- Since2021
- MadeBy hand, piece by piece
The craft
Real parts. Nothing printed to look the part.
Each piece holds the components of a real device, arranged so you can read how it was built.
Our story

Labelled by hand
Every part is named on the backboard.

Made to order
Built in our studio when you order.

Ready to hang
Arrives framed, with fittings included.

Customization
Frame your own device.
Send us the phone you grew up with, or let us find one. We frame it for you.
Start a custom frame
Business clients
Gifts and walls for teams.
Volume orders, brand-custom frames and corporate gifting.
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We'd love to hear from you.
A question about a piece, an order on its way, or a device you'd like to see framed — send us a note and a real person from our studio will get back to you.
- Emailsales@funbox.design
- StudioLos Angeles, CA
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