Wood Phone Stand – Greenwash Gamal Wood

• The cut-out slot holds your phone upright, so messages, calls or recipes stay visible without taking over the surface.
• The greenwash finish softens the wood rather than hiding it, leaving the piece with a calm, gently weathered look.
• Gamal wood gives the stand a warm, organic presence, suited to a workspace, hallway console or bedside corner.
• Coconut leaf and metal add mixed-material detail, giving the simple form more character than a standard phone holder.
• When your phone is not resting in it, the stand still reads as a small wooden object rather than office clutter.

Made from Gamal wood with coconut leaf and metal, this wooden phone holder has the quiet charm of a functional object shaped from natural materials. The greenwash gives it a softened, lived-in tone, while the wood may show small imperfections or fine cracks. That variation is part of the material's character, not a flaw in the piece.

Place the stand on a flat surface and rest your phone in the cut-out slot. It is useful beside a laptop, near the bed, in the kitchen while following a recipe, or anywhere you prefer your phone to have one clear place.

Wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth, then dry straight away. Keep it away from soaking water and prolonged damp, as natural wood and metal detailing both prefer a dry setting.

Gamal is a fast-growing wood used in parts of Indonesia for practical rural planting, including shade, fencing and land support. In a desk object like this, it brings that grounded, everyday usefulness into a modern setting. The contrast is the pleasure: a digital tool resting in something slower, warmer and more tactile. It gives the phone a place to pause, while the natural surface keeps the table feeling a little less clinical.

Weight: 160 g. Made in Indonesia from Gamal wood, coconut leaf and metal, with a greenwash finish. Designed as a large wooden phone stand with a cut-out slot for the phone to sit in.

A considered gift for someone setting up a new workspace, refreshing a bedside table, or trying to keep everyday tech a little more orderly. It suits people who like practical objects with natural texture and a quieter visual mood.