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Phone On Board
This is sexy enough to make me want a handset. Phone On Board originated by observing how space is used around a phone. People make calls but also keep pens, notes, keys – any number of things. The design itself is minimal enough to live in Muji stores and I love how the no-frills design of the handset brings all the attention to the base plate. Stunning example of design by extension and adaptation.
Designers: Shin Go Eun & Giha Woo
12 Comments »
Hua Tan says
what a nice concept, and clean design too!! love it
Jonathan Jay says
I would buy this in a heartbeat with one adjustment, caller id. It would be neat if the number could appear on the back of the phone illuminated without a screen. I think I’ve seen it before where the text seems to just show up. There is such a design gap in home phones, this is great.
Jack Eponymous says
It would be cool if the base was like a whiteboard, so you could jot down phone numbers and then call the number, before erasing the base.
Jonathan Jay says
I would buy this in a heartbeat with one adjustment, caller id. It would be neat if the number could appear on the back of the phone illuminated without a screen. I think I’ve seen it before where the text seems to just show up. There is such a design gap in home phones, this is great.
cheriecalgary says
@Jack, looks to me – by the last photo – that the base IS like a whiteboard. They're holding a dry-erase pen over it…
Nexxo says
The first cordless handset I want to buy. Need!
Nexxo says
The first cordless handset I want to buy. Need!
Georgenuvn says
Hi everyone I simply wanted to bring in myself. If you have any questions please feel free to inquire. Sorry for my personal poor language
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