York City's Flatiron skyscraper inspired the keyboard's design

 $2,100 mechanical keyboard has 800 holes, NYC skyscraper looks

No, four figures does not get you a numpad.
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In a February interview with Design Milk, Agarkov said that the
profile view of New York City's Flatiron skyscraper inspired the
keyboard's design. The building opened in 1902 and measures 285 feet
tall with a steel frame and distinct prism shape.
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The Icebreaker starts at $1,500 with a clear-colored base,
hot-swappable switches, and USB-C cable connectivity. It goes up to
$2,100 if you get in black and with Bluetooth connectivity or Hall
effect switches, which actuate through the use of magnets. Notably,
the Bluetooth version of the keyboard only seems to have one Bluetooth
channel, compared to cheaper wireless keyboards that let you pair and
toggle across multiple, simultaneously paired devices.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/12/2100-mechanical-keyboard-has-800-holes-nyc-skyscraper-looks/