To manage our multiple gadget charging needs, the power strip has turned out to be an effective tool. What poses a problem is the adaptor heads, which vary in size and design. Streamlining the charging process for the current 220V power strips, we have here the Tilt, a concept that allows us to arrange a multitude of plugs and adapters without overlapping. An interesting concept!
Designers: Ahn Sang-Yoon & Jin-hyun Song
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Perfect! Minimal changes to traditional thing that cost nothing but eliminate the most annoying troubles.
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