RespiArt is a concept nebulizer designed to offer an emotionally considerate alternative to clinical medical devices typically used at home. Sculptural in form, the device features a soft-edged cubic geometry with a low-sheen surface, allowing it to integrate naturally into contemporary interior spaces. The design centers on redefining overlooked pain points, most notably the instability of the medicine cup, which is commonly balanced on a weak plastic peg. Respi-Art transforms this flaw into a core feature,  introducing a robust, integrated holder that improves both usability and visual clarity. 

 

The interface is designed to remain silent when not in use. Once connected via USB-C, a subtle illuminated ring appears, indicating power readiness. A soft touch activates the device, and a second illuminated button appears to allow the user to adjust airflow intensity through intuitive wave-like symbols representing low, medium, and high levels. 

 

A matching storage unit complements the main device, housing the mask, tubing, and medicine cup beneath a push-to-open lid. When placed together, the two components form a visually cohesive monolithic object — quiet and architectural, designed to stay in the home without stigma or clutter.