Docking Drawer

The blow dryer has officially left the counter. 💨

used a bathroom cabinet replacement to make one rule: no more hair dryer camping out on the vanity. Her husband's pro dryer (extra-long cord and all) now plugs into a Blade in-drawer outlet and stays put. The shavers charge in there too. 🔌

Counter stays clear. Nobody has to put anything away. Honestly, couples therapy should cost this little.

What's the one thing that NEVER leaves your bathroom counter? 👇 Save this for your vanity remodel.

The best parts of this kitchen are invisible. 👀

is spilling the five luxury kitchen details that quietly do the heavy lifting, and yes, hidden power made the cut.

Appliance garages with a Safety Outlet (power on for use, off for safety). Drawers with a Blade Duo charging everything out of sight. Vents that vanish, panel-ready appliances, and a hood that's basically sculpture.

No cords. No clutter. Just a kitchen that works harder than it looks.

Which one's going on your reno list? Save this for your contractor 📌

Five rooms quietly begging for help 🔌

A family drop zone, a kitchen, two vanities, and an entryway, all swapping cord chaos for in-drawer outlets that charge everything out of sight. The Blade Duo alone handles up to 8 devices in one drawer. Show-off.

Which room in your house is the worst offender? Tell us below and save this for your next reno 👇

Spaces by Brandon R, Brian R, Erin R, Francesca C, and Henry M 🙌

"What would I even use this for?"
..glad you asked 👀

This kitchen went from bare walls to a Blade Duo that earns its place every single day. Designed by .capi.architecture, the whole room was built around function meeting beauty.

Phone charging while you cook. Tablet propped up for a recipe. Everything tucked away overnight instead of piled on the counter. The Blade Duo holds up to four AC outlets plus USB-C and USB-A ports inside a single drawer, so your devices charge where no one sees them.

That comment? It's the one we hear most. And every time, this is the answer: a kitchen that works as hard as it looks. Open the drawer. Plug in. Close. Counter stays clear.

📐 Design: .capi.architecture

Which room in your house needs this the most? 👇

Be honest. Which kitchen is yours? 👀

Phones sleep in the kitchen now. 📱🌙
jane wanted one spot for every phone and laptop in the family: off the counter and out of the bedrooms. So she gave them a drawer. A Blade Duo charging drawer, to be exact. Up to eight devices charge at once, cable management keeps the cords tidy, and a thermostat cuts power at 120°F.

Lights out, devices in. Everything's charged by breakfast. ☕

Where do your devices sleep at night? Comment DRAWER for the details, and save this for your kitchen plans.

He said no. BUT....

With the Blade Duo, you don't have to spread your power around. Power and charge up to EIGHT devices in a single drawer. Now your countertop is saved and your morning routine is just as efficient.

Which drawer are you powering first? Save this for your next remodel meeting.

The comment said "put this in a nightstand." Say less. 👀

That cord dangling off your nightstand? The one that sends your phone crashing to the floor at 2am? A Blade Duo outlet mounts right into the back of your drawer. Everything charges inside, completely hidden.

Eight connections. 65W USB-C fast charging. Seven screws to install. And a built-in thermostat that cuts power at 120°F, because safety should never be optional.

Your nightstand stays clean. Your phone stays charged. You look like someone who actually has their life together. 😏

Nightstand or kitchen drawer, which are you upgrading first? 👇

Another 10/10 habit? Let the door do the thinking.

Close your appliance garage and the power cuts itself. Red light, off. Open it back up, green light, coffee's on. ☕ That's a Safety Interlock Outlet with a Magnetic Switch doing its quiet little job, so your toaster isn't sitting there energized behind closed doors.

What's living in your appliance garage right now?