This document presents a concise overview of three design objects by the Berlin-based industrial design studio elem: Kom, a lightweight aluminum chair with universal appeal; Mose, an adjustable floorlamp that allows seamless transition from ambient to direct lighting; and Neobowls, galvanized tabletops featuring conical forms that invite interaction and dynamic arrangement, all exemplifying the studio’s clear, timeless aesthetics. Key Points Kom is a modern, lightweight aluminum chair with a plain, reduced appearance and universal applicability for both indoor and outdoor settings. Mose is a solid floorlamp featuring an adjustable lampshade that enables easy control of lighting direction. The LED light in Mose can shift from indirect ambient to direct room lighting with a single movement. Neobowls are galvanized tabletops with conical shapes that emphasize refined metal and interaction. The combination of form and motion in Neobowls creates a distinctive play with human perception. The studio aims to transcend current design trends with uncompromising, clear aesthetics. elem is a Berlin-based industrial design studio founded by Lucas Faber.