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Martin Maras
The Ritual of Tea Time at Orbitkey

The Ritual of Tea Time at Orbitkey

Every week, the team at Orbitkey gather around our meeting space for a morning ritual known to us as “tea time,” complete with a rotating host known as the “tea master.” While we share stories from the weekend, the tea master selects the tea and tea time begins with a unique story behind their tea choice. From there, we discuss our week, update each other on our tasks and goals while planning for the projects ahead.

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Martin Maras
The Importance of Learning - Leather Workshop

The Importance of Learning - Leather Workshop

At Orbitkey, we find great joy in learning and honing our skills. We encourage each and every one of us to take a chance and prioritise their learning to create new ways of thinking. The design team explored a day of leather crafting; working with raw and unique leathers, production methods, and techniques.  The exercise aimed at creating a product much larger than what we’re used to - a Dopp Kit. It was an exciting challenge for the team to explore and learn from.

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Martin Maras
10 tips for a productive day

10 tips for a productive day

Maria Laitinen, aka Scandihome - a Scandivanian design advocate based in Australia has graced us with 10 great tips for how she stays productive. I can’t claim to be a social butterfly, with daily event invitations dropping in, but I always have a few things on my plate, as most of us do. Juggling freelance work, preschool drop-offs and pick-ups and everything in between, has helped me hone my time management skills to a tee. Here are a few tips I have found useful in making my day run more smoothly.

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Martin Maras
5 Simple Steps to Efficiency

5 Simple Steps to Efficiency

What we carry with us daily greatly influences the way we organise our essentials and how we tackle the day. While some prefer a backpack with pockets to fit their trinkets, others admire a simple way to carry a few, carefully curated products. So why should we organise our carry?

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