Cable.Gone project offers a solution to your desk cable management. It’s actually a simple and easy tool to hide those cable messes, no fastening or assembly needed. Designed by David Lazar, you can spot this product on Kickstarter as they (David Lazar and Ryan McNab) decided to bring this design into production. Aside from being used to hide those cables, user can also tilt Cable.Gone and use it as an iPad or laptop stand, hide cables from these devices and enjoy a clutter free environment.
Designer : David Lazar
Cable.Gone features a sleek hexagonal shaped design, not only it looks modern and stylish but also creates enough inner space for all cables needed. This product is basically going to improve the overall look of your desk, especially if you are dealing with cable. According to the designer, having an organized desk is the key to have the right mind set for creative work. Bright ideas will run away the second people see the mess of cables before they start working. If you feel like you are one of those people, you can back this Cable.Gone project on Kickstarter.
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