Fashionista NOW: 7 Chic Wooden Stand Ideas To Park Your Smartphones

Where to park your beloved smartphone when your hands aren’t glued to it.

Nowadays, we all own a smartphone. It’s like an extended appendage where our eyeballs are glued on to. Whether it’s an iPhone or android, it’s always best when you know you’re parking it somewhere sturdy to avoid clutter and to keep everything looking organized. The reason why I’m even writing about this in particular is because I need a phone stand myself to keep it neat while I’m staring at the laptop stringing words, editing images and reading Adyashanti. I’m late in the phone stand game, I know but we’ve all gotta start somewhere!

2017 will be the year that I incorporate a piece of handy phone stand so that I can eliminate anxiety induced from space-taking gadgets and their cables that get knotted – the latter begs a different solution, I realize. Anyway, if you’re on a hunt for a docking station or just a simple piece of platform to let your smartphone rest or charge in style, I’ve gathered a list down below that will help you narrow down a look you like. It’s all wooden in theme because I love the feel of a reliable piece of wood designed minimalistically so as to blend with your space without adding unnecessary visual mess. Enjoy!

Which wood phone stand is your favorite? Share below – I’d love to know!

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