Apple's design guru Jony Ive designed a lot of unusual things you'd never expect to come from the person behind the iPhone - check them out
The TX2 pen designed for fidgeters, which Ive designed as an intern.
A land-line phone.
Ive designed a land-line phone in the 80s called the "Orator," which won an award.
Ive sketched a design for a power drill.
In his earlier years, Ive worked at a London-based design consultancy called Tangerine. Here are some of the projects he worked on, including bathroom sinks.
And even a toilet.
Here's what a bathroom would look like if it was designed by Ive, at least back in the 90s.
And this large comb, called The Brian Drumm Flatliner comb.
Ive designed a Christmas tree without any decorations for the Claridges hotel in London.
Ive designed a Christmas tree for the Claridges hotel in London, which traditionally features Christmas trees designed by famous designers every year.
With designer Marc Newson, Ive helped design several products for a charity auction, including this $250,000 ring made entirely out of a single chunk of diamonds.
Ive's father was a silversmith, which may have influenced his decision to design a piece of jewellery.
The (RED) Diamond Ring was sold at the Sotheby's auction house in the "Jony and Marc's (RED) Auction" for $256,250.
And this Leica camera, which sold for $1.8 million.
And this desk, which sold for $1.685 million.
Gold Ear Pods, that sold for $461,000.
A custom stand for a US Space Shuttle thermal window, which sold for $845,000.
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