7 Sexy Wooden High-Tech Accessories That You Want On Your Desk

Robyn Foyster

on April 25, 2020

It is a noble material, smooth, soft and hard at the same time – yes I’m talking about wood… This mixed technology wood is completely sexy and practical! I’ve selected the best series of wooden high-tech accessories that look great with the benefit of being eco friendly.

It’s not surprising there is a spike in the number of products that utilise the natural material for casing and beyond. We are all craving a greener lifestyle, which is why wooden technology products are a winner.

Technology need not have the stigma of being sterile in design; a focus on stainless steel, glass and plastic leaves the products often feeling cold in-hand. Wood, however, helps make products feel more approachable and less futuristic.

100% Authentic Premium Grade Genuine Bamboo Wood Cover Shell Case for iPad mini – iPad mini Cases and Covers (Natural)

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Recommended Price: $46 on EBAY

Handcrafted Bamboo Wooden Keyboard

Recommended Price: $65 EBAY

Areaware Alarm Dock

Recommended Price: $36 ate Areaware

KLOUD ® Wood book stand / bookstand (laptop / iPad / book stand / holder) plus KLOUD cleaning cloth

Recommended Price: $21

eimolife Unique Handmade Natural Wood Wooden Hard bamboo Case Cover with free screen protector-zebrawood

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Recommended Price: $10

The House of Marley EM-JE013-RT People Get Ready – Jammin’ In-Ear Headphone with 3-Button Mic – Roots

Recommended Price: $24

All in one Amplifier from Koostik – $85

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By Robyn Foyster

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Robyn Foyster is an award-winning journalist and former Editor-In-Chief of The Australian Women's Weekly and Publisher of the Hearst Group in Australia, responsible for Harper's BAZAAR, Cosmopolitan and madison magazine. Robyn is the owner and editor of Women Love Tech, Game Changers and The Carousel. Robyn's tech company AR TEch produced the augmented reality app for Sydney's Vivid Festival in 2018 and the retail app Sweep. She is a speaker and a judge of the Telstra Business Awards and Mumbrella Awards. Robyn is passionate about supporting women in STEM. She is also a 2022 B&T Women In Media Awards Finalist and a multiple Finalist in the 2022 Samsung Lizzie's Awards.