Before everything got thin and forgettable, machines had presence. So did the rooms they lived in.
The Console is a phone case built in the image of an era when electronics were furniture chunky, ribbed, warm-toned cabinets that sat in the center of the living room and demanded your attention.
Its ribbed body pulls straight from the side panels of a 1970s television set. The deep bezel frames your screen like a cathode-ray tube. The accent buttons echo the tactile click of an Atari joystick. This is not nostalgia as decoration. This is nostalgia as identity.
"Every phone in the room looks the same. Yours won't."
The Console is loud by design. Bulky by choice. It doesn't apologize for taking up space because the things worth remembering never did. It's the case for the person who still knows what it felt like to get up and change the channel. Who understands that the best experiences were tactile, physical, and shared.
Carry it and people will ask.
Designed by Retron Print Avant-Guard is proud to be commercially licensed to manufacture and sell these cases.
