Electric cables and wires can get messy around the utility poles, posing a fire hazard. To ensure that the cables stay streamlined and accountable, the Doughnut Pole offers a great solution. Designed like a sleek organizer that even prevents birds from nesting on poles, we can totally see this being the next safe thang to be used.
The Doughnut Pole is a 2014 IDSA’s IDEA Award winner.
Designer: Jun Young Park
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