Love Hultén creates objects that seem to come from a parallel reality, where retro aesthetics meet contemporary technology, and everything echoes Nordic craftsmanship. A designer, artist, and self-taught engineer, Love works from Gothenburg, in Sweden, hand-building modular synths, game consoles, computers, and electronic sculptures that are, above all, visual and tactile experiences. His works are not made for mass production but are unique pieces, meant to be admired, touched, and often played.

In the Love Hultén world, the curved lines of the ‘60s blend with natural materials like walnut wood and brass, while the spirit of arcade cabinets lives on in minimal and compact forms. Each creation is an ode to nostalgia, but with a level of care and aesthetic awareness that firmly places it in the present. It’s no coincidence that many of his works seem to come from a secret lab in a vintage sci-fi movie, like this custom synth in an Aston Martin Lagonda.

On his website and Instagram profile, you’ll find visually striking synthesizers, interactive sound sculptures, and machines inspired by nature or dreams. Love’s philosophy is clear: slow down, reintroduce physicality into our relationship with electronics, and reclaim a sense of wonder. Every detail, from the toggle to the button, is designed to engage the senses, moving away from digital coldness and toward the intimacy of craftsmanship.