There is no other way to put it-- we live on our phones. We use them as encyclopedias, directories, maps, calendars, etc. Because we are always on our phones, we are also always looking for electrical outlets at which to charge our mobile devices. But let's be honest, if there are two people with phones in your household, areas around your charger quickly become one big tangled mess.
And that is why the Kikkerland Charging Station is so appealing-- this cute charging station conveniently hides unsightly electrical cords, without jeopardizing your style. The station is simple, clean and modern-- it will look just as great while charging your electrical devices, as it does when it's not serving any function. Plus, this station couldn't be any cheaper (a very nice $30). Buy it for yourself, or purchase it for the cute nerd in your life.
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It is quite adorable, though we would have to get two and they would both end up on the floor because we use our phones as alarm clocks and would knock them down every morning as we fumble for the snooze button.
yeah... while this is adorable, the need for "charging stations" is quickly becoming obsolete, as most people use their phone alarm clock, and charge it on their nightstands.
Pi and Rlmesq are right -
I've looked at various charging stands, but I simply just can't justify it:
The iPod stays at work hooked up to the computer speakers (unless I'm traveling) - the iPhone charges on the nightstand every night (I synch to the laptop about once a week) and the digital camera is so seldom used that its pointless to keeping it plugged in to be a power vampire and have the battery diminish in capacity anyway due to disuse.
If I had a live-in partner, he would likely have his phone on his nightstand and I would have mine on mine - so I still don't see the need.
if they could combine this with charging mat technology, so there weren't any cords involved -- just toss your device into the faux grass! -- i'd be more inclined towards it. otherwise, it is pretty darned cute!
I bought one of these from the Container Store. They are really cute and certainly look a lot better than a bare plug-in.....That is until your husband and son pull the cords out of the grass several inches. Then it is just as unattractive as powering up straight from the wall.
Overall, I really like it and am very happy with my purchase.
I think my cat would try to eat the grass on this in a heartbeat! I've seen it at The Container Store before, though, and it's an interesting solution.
A surge suppressor, the cord of which runs from a wall receptacle to over the back of a small drawer in an open-backed wall unit, can do both that and power the wall unit light fixtures, all while out of the way and concealed.
Own it - love it.
I used mine to conceal all the wires for my entertainment center!
We have one and love it, it's in the living room and is a cute design element. We share the one charger and take turns charging. Having the alarm go off in the living forces you to get up and start your day! :)
I have a charging station on my nightstand, I plug my phone and ipod up to it.