A unique laptop stand made from solid concrete inspired by brutalist architecture, featuring a raw beton brut surface, 3-pin power socket, dual USB charging ports, an integral plant pot, and design accents like exposed rusted rebar and corroded wire to evoke urban decay aesthetics.
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This works best as a deliberate desk object, not a neutral accessory. The strongest part is how the utilities and the concrete form support the same heavy, urban look.
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There are some subtly weak desks out there, quite a few actually, where placing this on top could be brutal.
jb1991 · Imported from Show HN
if we give it a little more polish, colder/greyer tones and "newness," it would fit very nicely for a Control fan :) EDIT: https://store.steampowered.com/app/870780/Control_Ultimate_E...
bpavuk · Imported from Show HN
Also known as an inertial mass dampener for your sit-stand desk. I appreciate++ the design except for the too-perfect rebar and the exposed wire directly _in_ the concrete. Pros would use a conduit methinks.
xpe · Imported from Show HN
This is pretty cool looking, I like it, it must be really heavy though. > For a medium-sized piece like this, a vibrating dildo is actually the best thing to use. Just think of it like any other power tool.For a medium-sized piece like this, a vibrating dildo is actually the best thing to use. Just think of it like any other power tool. I used work on foundations for warehouses, huge concrete blocks as anchor points and this is exactly how we got the bubbles out, we had a huge metal vibrator they call them high-frequency concrete pokers.
crimsontech · Imported from Show HN
Isn't the ornamental 'urban decay' detail kinda the opposite of the utilitarian and functional style of brutalism?
tokai · Imported from Show HN
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