SpaceStation

An extended desk organizer for laptop users with internal coiling pins conceals all the cords that usually sprawl over the desk. Hovering just 5mm above the desk, cords are free to enter or exit the hub at any point ? on the side to connect a scanner, the front for an iPod, the back for a laptop or camera. An internal 4-port USB 2.0 hub will keep all peripherals connected. One USB plug exits the station right where needed to connect a laptop. Just tip the front of the SpaceStation up to access the hub and cords.

The rubber pad is the place to rest a laptop, raising the back to create an ergonomic keyboard angle and allowing airflow underneath. It is also a surface for placing a phone, and daily accessories for easy access. A rear accessory railacts as a great business card slot and sports a handy page holder to keep all the paper you want standing upright next to your laptop for easy reference. The extended design will bring the cords to their accessories on the left or right side of the laptop. The computer may be placed centered or offset leaving space for a full letter sized page and other accessories.

Swiss born Dominic Symons studied product design at the renowned Art Center College of Design in both Switzerland and California, graduating in Pasadena in 1996.

After three years with an architecture firm in San Francisco he launched the BlueLounge Design product and graphic design studio in Los Angeles, in partnership with Melissa Sunjaya, graphic designer.

He quickly gained international recognition with many publications, exhibitions, commissions, patents and prizes for furniture, footwear, eyewear and ergonomic products. Notable and award winning designs were commissioned by Microsoft, Panasonic, Trina Turk, MaxDesign (Dom can you complete this and put it in a good sequence?)

Since 2005 Dominic has transformed & expanded the design studio into a brand name, designing, manufacturing and distributing consumer products focusing on inspirational everyday consume objects.

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