by Fan Winston - November 23, 2020

Aha! Design: An Electronics Charging Drawer

My laptop is currently homeless. It hangs out during the day on the couch, sometimes travels to the dining table, and has been known to lounge on occasion on top of my bed, but it doesn’t have a dedicated docking spot—a quiet, dark nook to go into sleep mode and recharge its batteries.

An electronics charging drawer is what it’s pining for. Here are some great examples I’ve recently found in its browser history.

Docking Drawer in-drawer charging outlet. — Above: Docking Drawer’s Blade Series can charge up to eight devices, stored inside a drawer, at a time; the outlets can be installed at any stage of a remodel, or even in existing cabinets.

This highly organized kitchen drawer, courtesy of German company SieMatic, includes an area for charging small electronics. Photograph courtesy of SieMatic, from Kitchen of the Week: A Kitchen Modeled After a Sideboard. — Above: This highly organized kitchen drawer, courtesy of German company SieMatic, includes an area for charging small electronics. Photograph courtesy of SieMatic, from Kitchen of the Week: A Kitchen Modeled After a Sideboard.

Charging Station in Entryway by Matthew Williams for The Organized Home Book — Above: An entryway storage piece is outfitted with an outlet for easy charging. Photograph by Matthew Williams for Remodelista: The Organized Home.

A custom platform bed tricked out with a compartment for devices. Photograph by Matthew Williams, courtesy of Workstead, from The Craftsman-Made NYC Apartment, Workstead Edition. — Above: A custom platform bed tricked out with a compartment for devices. Photograph by Matthew Williams, courtesy of Workstead, from The Craftsman-Made NYC Apartment, Workstead Edition.

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