Papernomad is a new company based in Vienna, Austria who makes cases for iPhones, iPads and Macbooks using a durable paper composite that’s also tear-resistant. Since they’re made of paper, they’re completely customizable—write, draw or create whatever you want on the surface. They pose a great question: If most electronic devices are designed to last just a couple of years, why do you need a plastic sleeve that lasts for eternity?
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Papernomad is a new company based in Vienna, Austria who makes cases for iPhones, iPads and Macbooks using a durable paper composite that’s also tear-resistant. Since they’re made of paper, they’re completely customizable—write, draw or create whatever you want on the surface. They pose a great question: If most electronic devices are designed to last just a couple of years, why do you need a plastic sleeve that lasts for eternity?
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Papernomad is a new company based in Vienna, Austria who makes cases for iPhones, iPads and Macbooks using a durable paper composite that’s also tear-resistant. Since they’re made of paper, they’re completely customizable—write, draw or create whatever you want on the surface. They pose a great question: If most electronic devices are designed to last just a couple of years, why do you need a plastic sleeve that lasts for eternity?
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Papernomad is a new company based in Vienna, Austria who makes cases for iPhones, iPads and Macbooks using a durable paper composite that’s also tear-resistant. Since they’re made of paper, they’re completely customizable—write, draw or create whatever you want on the surface. They pose a great question: If most electronic devices are designed to last just a couple of years, why do you need a plastic sleeve that lasts for eternity?
Zoom Info

Papernomad is a new company based in Vienna, Austria who makes cases for iPhones, iPads and Macbooks using a durable paper composite that’s also tear-resistant. Since they’re made of paper, they’re completely customizable—write, draw or create whatever you want on the surface. They pose a great question: If most electronic devices are designed to last just a couple of years, why do you need a plastic sleeve that lasts for eternity?

Tina Roth Eisenberg is a Swiss-born designer currently in NYC. A very honest and inspiring speech on finding a place where we can at a place in their lives where they are happy with the decisions they’ve made and most of all, love what they do 

Director of User Experience Design and Research, Sam Moreau will share the design principles behind Metro and provide insights for how to apply these principles in apps that you build.

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