Fully Charged: 8 Good-Looking Ways to Power Up
Power your devices—and give yourself a jolt of satisfaction—with these well-designed chargers and charging ports.
Above: From Avolt of Stockholm, the Square 1 Power Strip has three electrical sockets and two USB-C ports, all outlet-ready for North America. It also comes in several colors; $26 from Wms & Co.
Above: Shinola’s die-cast metal 2 Port Power Supply, $225, is made in Michigan by Byrne Electric.
Above: The Counterpart USB-C Charger—”a charger that respects your space”—has a clever retractable cord and a plug that folds flat for travel; $45 from Wms & Co.
Above: The Counterpart Colorblock, $45, is a limited edition, two-toned charger available directly from Counterpart.
Above: Ikea’s compact Västmärke wireless charger, $9.99, “works with most mobile phones when used with a compatible magnetic case.” The cable can be wrapped around the inner core for travel.
Above: The Verve Triple Power and Charging Outlet, another made-in-Michigan Byrne product, has a walnut case and fabric-wrapped cord. It’s $179 from Room & Board, which also offers Single Power and Charging Outlets; $149.
Above: Power everything at once—Lexon’s silicone rubber Peas Hub-C power strip; $29.90, has two USB ports and two USB-C ports.
Above: Most Modest’s Niko Power Strip—a favorite from our book Remodelista: The Organized Home–is made in the US of white ash with a colored knitted cable cord; $235.45 from Lightology.
Above: LightCorp’s powder-coated metal Nik Power, $325 from West Elm, delivers charging where you need it by clamping onto desks and tables, and can be customized with additional AC or USB ports.
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