With ideas constantly popping in our heads, whiteboards can be invaluable to some folks who hate forgetting things. But for some, these scribble-filled white surfaces are an eyesore when it comes to enjoying downtime in the office. Well, we can’t blame them. Who wants a constant reminder about work plastered on their wall when all they want to do is forget about it for the moment?
This is what the Secret Whiteboard by Sable Flow was made for. Instead of having to look at or erase all your whiteboard notes when the day is done, the Secret Whiteboard allows you to shut the double-sided board and replace it with a portrait of your choosing. This is all thanks to the magnetic nature of the whiteboard.
Further, you can also snap any important document to the Secret Whiteboard by way of a couple of magnets. It’s a simple concept, but it can save you from stress and help you have a more organized workspace.
Secret Whiteboard comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Regardless of the size, nonetheless, all boards come in black or white frames and with stock prints that can be easily swapped out for something else. To install it, all you need to do is pick a spot and drill in the screws.
The adjustable nature of the keyhole hardware allows you to choose which way the Secret Whiteboard will open, so you have full control over how it will look. Just make sure you aren’t hanging the whiteboard sideways, unless you want to explain to each and every one of your guests why you have a painting lying down!
Considering how the current state of the world requires a lot of us to work from home, the Secret Whiteboard is a great way to separate business and leisure time. You can jot down your ideas in the morning on the clean whiteboard, then shut it to reveal the relaxing painting behind it as the day draws to a close. When you find yourself itching to get back to work, all you have to do is open up the whiteboard and pick up where you left off.
The Secret Whiteboard has already completed its Kickstarter goal and currently has a funding of US$30,253. To find out more about this transforming ideation station, check out its Kickstarter page.
