The socket deer are electrical outlet covers that let you put your mobile phone on the wall as it recharges. The socket deer were designed by Japan based industrial designer Oki Sato, for his company nendo. The antlers for all three types of deer are already the perfect shape to hold things, so Oki Sato hardly had to modify the forms at all. The tough urethane rubber Oki used for the cover holds handsets tightly, and also protects the antlers from breakage should you bump into them. Socket-deer can also be used as a cover for light switches, and the antlers make an excellent hook for keys or accessories.
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