Fabuwood has announced a new partnership with FreePower, the company bringing wireless power to surfaces everywhere, to unveil the InFocus Drawer by Fabuwood x FreePower. In a world of constant notifications, this solution turns the kitchen into a phone-free space — where devices charge wirelessly and families reconnect without distraction.
This latest innovation and 2026 Best of KBIS finalist was previewed at KBIS 2026 and will officially launch this summer.
Built seamlessly into the cabinetry, the InFocus Drawer provides phones with a dedicated home, bringing family and friends back into the present moment. Devices are placed out of sight and wirelessly charged using FreePower’s award-winning, anywhere-on-the-surface technology. The result is a subtle but powerful shift toward less scrolling, fewer interruptions and more meaningful relationships.
The idea behind InFocus originated at Fabuwood, where leadership introduced an internal practice of removing phones from meetings. This intentional act consistently led to better focus, deeper collaboration and stronger human connection. That philosophy evolved into the InFocus movement, a distraction-free framework extended into the heart of the home through the InFocus Drawer.
By pairing thoughtful cabinetry design with intuitive technology, the InFocus Drawer creates a clear behavioral cue. When people gather for meals, conversations or celebrations, phones go in the drawer for undivided attention.
The drawer’s clean, integrated aesthetic keeps devices hidden while charging, and a refined exterior medallion serves as a quiet reminder of intention, encouraging active connection.
While families are a natural use case, the InFocus Drawer is designed for anyone who values presence at home. This includes hosts welcoming friends, couples sharing meals or households looking to reclaim everyday moments from digital noise. By reframing the home as a space for human connection rather than constant notification, the InFocus Drawer offers a practical, repeatable response to device distraction.
