Top 9 Steampunk Designs: Which one makes you most curious?

Steampunk, new inspiration, different visual experience.

You may have gotten to know these people through one of the questions we covered last time: is steampunk?

  • The game machine is full of blood.

With this fragile equipment on top of the rust-coloured body, French designer Elise Siegwald created a steampunk gaming console that was nostalgic for the game consoles of her youth and was constructed using repurposed pieces.

  • Steampunk guitar

The dark wood complements the metal's rust tone, and the intricate details blend nicely with the plain wood grain. A steampunk-style guitar that works well as a sophisticated ornament was introduced by Russian street art.

  • Drip coffee machine

Each part is put together using laser cutting, and the central part is a transparent coffee maker that lets you see how it operates. It is fascinating and valuable, and it combines elements of steampunk and the Eiffel Tower, which a Dutch laboratory coffee maker introduced.

  • Cute wireless mouse

Alex Neretin, an industrial designer from Moscow, Russia, created the steampunk-inspired Rhombus Maximus wireless mouse, which comes in copper, bronze, and walnut. This mouse feels alien due to its adorable appearance.

  • A tribute to Edison's lamps

In recognition of Thomas Alva Edison's role in developing the electric light bulb, Edison Light Global has introduced a steampunk light fixture, capitalizing on the highly desirable industrial style trend. The products' craftsmanship and attention to detail bring back the period's level of manufacture and beauty.

  • Mechanical energy gear table lamp

Anna Blattert and Daniel Gafner designed the "Dawn" mechanical energy gear table light. This intricately crafted table lamp doesn't need electricity. Like a conventional clock, the lamp is powered by a weight and a mechanism inside.

  • Skeleton Mechanical Watch

Inspired by the Mexican festival of the dead and Mary Queen of Scots' skull watch, designer Fiona Krüger created a mechanical watch called the Memento Mori. The movement's components are all handcrafted and assembled to resemble a skull.

  • motorcycle made of watch parts
  • Artist Dan Tanenbaum used watch parts to create a series of tiny motorcycles, with the adorable bits serving as the vehicles' primary components.