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It is a phone holder that can also serve as a coaster for a candle or glass or as a minimalist decor item.

It is made in three types of wood.

Each item has its own texture, as unique and distinctive as the natural material it is made of.

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Sizes

Height: 2 cm
Width: 16 cm
Depth: 11 cm
Phone notch width: 1 and 1,2 cm

Characteristics

The production of FLUMEN only uses natural materials, namely wood (a choice of maple, ash or American walnut).
- finish - acrylic varnish for surface protection.

Package: recycled paper box
Weight: 0.25 kg

The set includes:
- instructions on the box
- a fabric bag for careful storage

Product Care

- wipe it with a soft damp towel
- avoid soap and other detergents, as they contain alkali that may damage the protective coating
- it is recommended to wipe FLUMEN with a wood care product once every three months to keep the coating intact

WE HAVE THOUGHT IT ALL OUT:

FLUMEN has two different slots that allow the phone to be used with or without a case.

FLUMEN makes it easy to simultaneously use two phones facing the same or opposite directions.

The phone can be put horizontally to watch videos or films.

Unobstructed access to the lower sensor of the phone enables easy swiping. The indentation in the surface creates space for the speaker and better sound.

The other side of FLUMEN can serve as a holder for a glass, candle or another decor item.

DINA AKKUBEKOVA

Designer Moscow, Russia

While intuitively exploring the existing line of Amovino products, I tried to figure out some sort of a graphic key. If we could put them into words, I think we’d see soft but precise lines and rounded math-like exactness. The following stage of sketching involved thinking of functionality and production technology. So in a way you are kind of peeling off the unnecessary artistry to get to the very core and leave nothing but the essence.

EVA MUSIHUNA

Designer Moscow, Russia

FLUMEN translates from Latin as river, stream, or brook. Inspired by the smooth lines of water flowing in slow motion, we changed the usual approach to shape forming and tried finding a balance between the natural curls and curves and asymmetric but clear-cut geometry.