Square 2 - Bauhaus-Archiv
Square 2 USB-C in Lavender Glow is a compact wall-mounted power strip created in collaboration between AVOLT and the Bauhaus-Archiv Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin. Designed for everyday use in homes, offices and public spaces, it plugs directly into the wall socket and provides three Type F Schuko outlets and two USB-C ports with up to 30 W total output.
By mounting directly in the wall, Square 2 helps keep cables organised and surfaces clear. The two USB-C ports make it easy to charge phones, tablets and other devices without the need for separate adapters. Built from durable, high-quality materials, Square 2 USB-C is designed for safe and reliable daily use.
The Lavender Glow colour is inspired by the Bauhaus focus on colour, form and function, adding a soft but clear visual expression to modern interiors. This edition is limited to 2,999 individually produced units. By choosing the Square 2 Bauhaus Edition, you support the preservation and ongoing research of Bauhaus design history at the Bauhaus-Archiv in Berlin.
Original: $85.54
-65%$85.54
$29.94
Description
Square 2 USB-C in Lavender Glow is a compact wall-mounted power strip created in collaboration between AVOLT and the Bauhaus-Archiv Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin. Designed for everyday use in homes, offices and public spaces, it plugs directly into the wall socket and provides three Type F Schuko outlets and two USB-C ports with up to 30 W total output.
By mounting directly in the wall, Square 2 helps keep cables organised and surfaces clear. The two USB-C ports make it easy to charge phones, tablets and other devices without the need for separate adapters. Built from durable, high-quality materials, Square 2 USB-C is designed for safe and reliable daily use.
The Lavender Glow colour is inspired by the Bauhaus focus on colour, form and function, adding a soft but clear visual expression to modern interiors. This edition is limited to 2,999 individually produced units. By choosing the Square 2 Bauhaus Edition, you support the preservation and ongoing research of Bauhaus design history at the Bauhaus-Archiv in Berlin.
