Skull Headphone Stand

Headphones spend most of the day off your head, and where they land says something about the desk they land on. Hanging them from a skull is one of the older good ideas in desk accessories: the cranium is already the right curve, the brow and jaw give the thing some presence, and it reads as deliberate in a way that a hook screwed under a shelf never quite does. What you get is an anatomical skull treated as furniture. Upright, sockets facing out, waiting for a set of cans to sit across the crown of it. It belongs on a gaming setup, a studio desk or a workbench, and it does a second shift as a Halloween piece for the few weeks a year when that matters. It comes as a multi-part kit across three files, and it holds its corner of the desk even when the headphones are on your head.