Design icon David Kelley shares the everyday objects he loves.
IDEO与d.school创始人大卫·凯利散发着温暖与同理心——以及一种深切的信念：每个人都能在自己的生活中发掘更多创造潜能与真实的快乐。（TED演讲：如何建立你的创意自信）。若想进一步释放你自身的创造潜能，请阅读《创意自信》。
以下是凯利分享的五件他钟爱的物品。
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