DailyObjects, India’s design-led lifestyle-tech brand, has made its global debut at IFA Berlin 2026. This is the brand’s first appearance at the world’s largest consumer technology show. The company built its presence around one idea: thoughtful design for life.
DailyObjects has spent fourteen years designing products for how people actually live, work and move. The company says this thinking stays Indian in origin. However, it never compromises on global standards for material, finish and engineering. As proof, the brand points to recent achievements: the Red Dot Design Award 2026, the iF Design Award 2026 and the European Product Design Award 2025.
Their booth at IFA echoes the same philosophy. It uses a stripped-back, grid-led layout. There’s no glass separating visitors from products. Instead, every item sits out in the open, ready to be picked up and used. The goal is to let visitors experience the design rather than just look at it.
‘NODE’ is the centrepiece at the showcase. DailyObjects calls it the world’s first modular wireless charging ecosystem. It has four interchangeable modules, users can then combine charging, holding and ambient lighting based on how they use their space. IFA is the first time the public can see ‘NODE’ in person; the brand has already drawn interest from the global design community.
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Alongside NODE, DailyObjects also debuts a new ‘Stack’ lineup for the iPhone 18 series. ‘Stack’ runs on a mechanical Stack-and-Lock mechanism and precise magnetic alignment. As a result, it functions less like a traditional phone case and more like a series of interchangeable stands, grips, wallets, lanyards and colour plates.
The rest of the booth covers newer launches in watchbands, charging accessories and the Loop power bank, adapted for European and US markets. Other products, including the ‘Loft Charging Station’ and ‘Park Tech Kit’, complete the lineup. ‘Closing the space’ is a first look at upcoming concepts across carry, desk and charging categories. None of these concepts has been shown publicly before.
Pankaj Garg, Co-Founder and CEO of DailyObjects, commented on the debut: “Good design shouldn’t need translation. We have spent fourteen years making things for the way people really live, and the standard we hold ourselves to has always been a global one. IFA is where we put that in front of the world and let the products speak for themselves.”
DailyObjects currently runs 13 Exclusive Brand Outlets across India. In addition, its products are sold through more than 300 Apple Authorised Retail stores nationwide. At IFA, the company is also opening talks with international retail and distribution partners as part of its entry into global markets.