Pedestal Power Series - BIG-GAME Turns Cable Management into a Design Object

The desk itself may look tidy, but the area underneath easily gets messy with chargers and cables. I liked that this product doesn't hide the mess and instead makes it look good out in the open.
📊 Quick Info
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pedestal (Denmark), designed by Swiss studio BIG-GAME |
| Price | To be confirmed |
| Lineup | Cable Bagel (silicone), Cable Villa (steel box with wheels), Power Shell and Power Tower |
| Note | Power Shell and Tower need a separate Power Beam power strip |
| One-line verdict | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ A tidying accessory you don't have to hide |
✨ 3-Line Summary
- 👍 Biggest strength: It organizes cables and power strips, yet looks like a decorative object
- 👎 Downsides: Some products need a separate power strip, and pricing information is lacking
- 🎯 Recommended for: People bothered by the cables on top of their desk
📸 Product Tour

Power strips and chargers gathered in one spot

The color lineup of the donut-shaped silicone Cable Bagel

Hang it behind the TV to coil up excess cord

Wrapped in cable, it looks like a single decorative object
🔍 Why It Caught My Eye
Cable Bagel
You wind the cord around flexible silicone and tidy it into a donut shape. It looks as cute as its name sounds, so it feels comfortable sitting on a desk.
Cable Villa
A steel box that holds cables, adapters, and power strips all at once. It has wheels on the bottom and a handle on top, so it moves easily. It can only travel as far as the connected cords reach.
A Lineup for Hiding or Displaying
The Power Shell covers the power strip, while the Power Tower stands it upright so you can use the sockets directly. I like that you can choose based on your own habits.
🤔 Things I'm Unsure About
A Setup That Needs Separate Purchases
The Shell and Tower need a power strip bought separately, so the cost can add up.
Buying in Korea and Plug Standards
Because it is a European brand, I would need to check domestic retailers and the plug and outlet standards.
📋 Product Characteristics (Subjective Ratings)
- Design: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
- Portability: ⭐⭐☆☆☆
- Practicality: ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆
- Value for money: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (before the price is confirmed)
🛒 Pre-Purchase Checklist
✅ Recommended For
- People whose cables under the desk are a tangled mess
- People who would rather display their cables nicely than hide them
❌ Not Recommended For
- People looking for the cheapest organizing accessory
- People who only use Korean-standard power strips
🎯 Final Verdict
I like the approach of making cable management look good. Even though the function is ordinary, I think the shape and colors could change the feel of a desk.
Once the price and Korean retailers are confirmed, I'd like to start with the Cable Bagel and try it out without much commitment.
Source: Yanko Design product page
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