Stelton has introduced RO, a wireless charger designed by Niels Kjeldsen and crafted from certified oak.
The charger accommodates four devices — two wirelessly, two via cable — in a single cohesive form that treats an electronic object with the same attention as a piece of furniture.
The RO charger creates a designated place for mobile devices in the home, reducing clutter while supporting uninterrupted time together.
Compatible with Qi-standard devices, it requires no cables for wireless charging. For optimal performance, Stelton recommends a 65W USB-C adapter, which is sold separately. Two USB-C cables are included.
The choice of certified oak is central to the object’s character. Where most chargers are anonymous plastic, RO takes its proportions and material sensibility from furniture-making — a considered object that belongs on a table rather than disappearing behind it.
Niels Kjeldsen Design, based in Denmark, specialises in branding and product design with particular expertise in FMCG and promotional objects. The studio has worked with Stelton, Bang & Olufsen, Samsung, Georg Jensen, Bosch, and Carlsberg, and has received both the Red Dot Award and the Danish Design Award.
Images and content courtesy of Stelton.