Is there a world where a £4,500 vibrating chair makes sense? For 30 years, Tom May has sought gadgets to tame his overactive brain. The Neurosonic Serene, with its low-frequency vibrations and clever app, might just do the trick.

The chair, designed for relaxation rather than ergonomics, offers four programmes: Relaxation, Recovery, Activation and Power Nap. May found the subtle vibration helpful in switching off his mind during work breaks.

While the price tag of £4,490 may seem exorbitant, studio heads might see it as a sensible investment in their team's wellness and productivity. A single chair could provide a ten-minute reset for a team of 15-20 creatives.

The key takeaway is Neurosonic’s honesty; they don’t promise miracles but instead encourage permission to stop—a luxury most creatives need more than ever.