Ostrichpillow Hood, the latest product from Studio Banana, is no joke

I'm not going to mislead anybody, when Studio Banana discharged the first Ostrichpillow in 2012, in spite of breaking all Kickstarter records at the time, I figured the entire thing may be an intricate joke. Or on the other hand, more awful still, since the rest at-your-work area styled item had discovered fame among individuals who worked at new businesses, Silicon Valley was presently ridiculing itself.

But that "transformative" plan organization Studio Banana is situated in Europe, with workplaces situated in London, Lake Geneva and Madrid. What's more, 500,000 deals and five items later, the joke is ostensibly on its commentators. As I'm attached to telling originators who request approval, at last the market chooses.

Enter the most recent Ostrichpillow creation: the relevantly named Ostrichpillow Hood. Appropriately named on the grounds that, well, it's a hood. Be that as it may, not at all like the past items in the range, which were intended to encourage rest in non-customary spots, the Ostrichpillow Hood, we're told, is to be utilized in "ordinary cognizant existence".

In particular, by diminishing the capacity to see movement in the edges of your field of vision, it is planned to enable you to center around the job needing to be done as well as lessen overstimulation, for example, the kind prompted by open arrangement collaborating spaces.