No Box / Catalog / 2026 — I

OBJECTS
for sound
& FORM.

01 — HomePod Stand02 — Wall-mount03 — Mailbox (soon)
Shop standsFrom $150 · fits HomePod gen 1 & 2 Shop wall mountsFrom $99 · fits HomePod gen 1 & 2
NEWDesh– shelving — the Joy system. Shelves that carry real load.Visit Desh–
◆ SHOP
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OUR STORY

Krog Street Tunnel in Atlanta, its graffiti-covered portal and walkway

It started with a ten-year-old

NoBox began in Atlanta in November 2019, a father-and-daughter project started weeks before Uma turned ten. Three of us now — a girl, an engineer, a copywriter — and a great many test prints.

Exploded view of the NoBox HomePod wall-mount — wall plate, post, spacer, arm, retaining ring and screw laid out in assembly order on a blush ground

Engineered, not styled

Every radius, weight and chamfer is resolved, not chosen — form is what's left once the constraints are met. Then it's cut, welded and powder-coated by a shop we chose because they do it better.

The NoBox wall mount's perch following the curve of an Apple HomePod, holding it without covering a driver or sensor

Quiet by design

An object's job is to recede — into the room, into your routine. Shaped to the HomePod's own curve, covering no driver, no microphone, no sensor. After a week you stop noticing it.

Desh– Joy system wall shelving in a living room, shelves running edge to edge above a wooden credenza

The same thinking, at wall scale

Desh– is our shelving company, also Atlanta. The Joy system — hangtracks, standards and shelves that carry real load and run edge to edge, with no bracket gaps to break the line.

Visit Desh–

THE VERDICT

Apple designers should have already made these

AA

I was blown away by how much they added to the sound coming from my paired HomePods.

Charles H.

I even received a hand drawn picture from one of their children in my packaging.

Joe P.
◆ THE PLAYGROUND

DISPATCHES FROM
THE WORKSHOP.

Process notes, finishing trials, behind-the-scenes from our Atlanta shop. No spam.

Uma, founder of NoBox
◆ ABOUT

NO BOX IS A GIRL-RUN
BUSINESS MAKING
ENGINEERED OBJECTS
THAT PLAY.

"Just-serious-enough" industrial design from Atlanta. Built to the tolerances of a machine shop, finished with the care of a ceramic studio.

Meet the founder