48 Hours
No Assembly
Items must be unused, in original packaging, with proof of purchase.Accessories & decor: return within 24–48 hours. Furniture: only if not assembled or used.Assembled, customized, opened bedding, and sale items are non-returnable.Report damages or issues within 24–48 hours with photos.
Description
The Adel Modern Minimalist Wooden Mobile Stand is a sleek and essential desk accessory, designed by Homelves to elevate your phone viewing experience while keeping your workspace tidy. Crafted from durable wood, this standard 17.8 cm phone cradle features a clean, angled design finished in a sophisticated matte black tone.
More than just a stand, the Adel is also designed as a natural sound-enhancing mobile stand, naturally amplifying your phone’s audio for a richer and clearer listening experience — perfect for music, videos, calls, and podcasts without the need for external speakers.
Its minimalist aesthetic provides a stable, hands-free platform for video calls, viewing notifications, or watching media in both portrait and landscape orientations. Ideal for home offices, study desks, and workspaces, the Adel stand blends durability, functionality, and understated contemporary style.
Perfectly suited for both personal use and corporate gifting.
"Made from sustainably sourced wood from certified forests and recycled materials. This guarantees an environmentally friendly and responsible choice for your home."
Disclaimer: Color may vary slightly due to lighting/screen settings. Props are for illustration only.
Specifications
Material
Dimensions
- W17.8 x D5.3 x H5.3 cm
Care Tips
Wipe with a soft dry cloth, Avoid chemicals to preserve the finish.
48 Hours
No Assembly
Items must be unused, in original packaging, with proof of purchase.Accessories & decor: return within 24–48 hours. Furniture: only if not assembled or used.Assembled, customized, opened bedding, and sale items are non-returnable.Report damages or issues within 24–48 hours with photos.
Colors may vary due to lighting and screen differences.
