Raw Pencil Vertical

Some pencil holders are simple tubes. This one is architecture for your desk. Designed by Martin Zampach, the Raw Pencil Vertical holder is built from a run of tall, faceted columns that step in and out like a zigzag skyline, each one its own slot for a different tool. Printed in glossy PLA+, the ribbed walls catch the light along every angled edge, and the raw finish leaves the layer lines visible as a subtle textural stripe rather than something to hide. It is sturdy enough to keep tall scissors, a steel ruler, a retractable blade and a fistful of pens standing upright without ever feeling crowded. On the desk it reads less like clutter control and more like a small sculpture that happens to be useful. Scissors lean into one column, a utility knife tucks into the next, pens fan out along the row. Every compartment is a fixed width, so tall or bulky tools get their own dedicated slot instead of sliding around loose. Printed to order in Australia and ready in a couple of days, in your choice of colour. Classic blue and black both suit a studio or home office, and lighter shades work just as well on a bright creative desk.