Choose silence. Nothing gets in.
Let the news, the messages, and everyone else back in when you're ready. Not a second before. You can love everyone and still not want to answer right now. The quiet that matters isn't in the room. It's in your head.
One puts the phone down. One makes it stay quiet.
A clock takes the last real job your phone was holding. The Stolp box takes the phone itself — and everything it was about to ask you for.
The silent wooden alarm clock
So your phone isn't your alarm
A genuinely silent clock that wakes you gently. No screen, no notifications, no reason to reach for the phone first thing.
Stolp Faraday Phone Box
So the phone is truly silenced
Set the phones in, close the lid, and the signal stops at the wall of the box. Nothing gets in, nothing gets out. Holds three, so nobody has to be the only one who put theirs away.
The Phone-Free Bedroom
The clock that wakes you, and the box that keeps the phone quiet. One decision instead of two.
Because you'd put a pouch in a drawer
A bag does the same physics for thirty dollars, and then it lives out of sight, which is the same as not having one. This has weight in the hand — 600 grams, more than it looks — and it was made to sit out where you'll actually use it: by the door, on the table, on the nightstand.
Why Marie Kondo put her name on it
Marie Kondo built her life's work on one idea: keep what serves you, and let the rest go. A phone serves you. It just doesn't need to be reachable every hour you own it.
“The best way to find out what we really need is to get rid of what we don’t.”
— Marie Kondo
Marie Kondo's Digital Declutter Guide — a printed booklet, not an app.
Three clocks, one ritual
Same silent movement, same gentle alarm. The only real difference is how it looks on your nightstand.
Ideas for a quieter home
Guide · lifestyle
How to build a phone-free bedroom
A gentle, five-minute nightly ritual — no willpower required.
Our story · lifestyle
Why a family makes silent clocks
A family business, three clocks, and one idea about what a room should ask of you.
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The clocks
Is it really silent?
A continuous sweep movement, no second-hand tick. Silent enough for the lightest sleeper.
What does the alarm sound like?
A soft, escalating chime, not a shriek. Tap to listen before you buy.
What about batteries?
Runs on a single AA battery (not included). No charging, no cable.
The Stolp
Does the box really block everything?
Yes, and not by an app or a setting. Close the lid and no wireless signal reaches the phones inside. Nothing gets in, nothing gets out.
What if there's an urgent call?
It waits — that's the point. If you need a line open, leave one phone out. That's a real choice, not a compromise.
How many phones does it hold?
Three, even the big ones in cases — more if they're smaller or caseless.