The Medieval Barber’s Stand – OneBlade Holder
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Inspired by the medieval world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, I create a functional stand for the Philips OneBlade 360
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Inspired by the medieval world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, I designed a functional stand for the Philips OneBlade 360 that feels like it belongs in a craftsman's workshop or a noble's chamber.
The stand combines stone-like elements with a carved wooden panel to evoke the aesthetic of medieval chests and armory furniture. The central engraving is intentionally worn and partially eroded, suggesting an old inscription that has endured years of use and time.
Beyond the visual inspiration, the object is designed to be practical: it securely holds the OneBlade razor while providing a dedicated slot for a spare blade. The goal was to create something that is both useful in everyday life and stylistically connected to the realistic medieval atmosphere of Kingdom Come.
May fortune favor the bold.
Quick assembly in 4 steps:
Carefully print and prepare all the parts.
Install the corner pieces and the nails onto the "wood" panel. You can use the handle of a screwdriver to help insert the nails and give them a realistic "hammered" look.
Place the assembled panel onto the lower base.
Insert the top piece to lock everything together.
That's it — your medieval-inspired stand is ready to use.
