Kitchen Organizer & Pen Holder - Modern Decor

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Invented byCozy Craft Studios

Cozy Craft Studios

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Features

Two overlapping petal-shaped holders, one green with wooden spoons and one dark grey with pens, on a wooden counter.Product thumbnail
Pink and teal petal-shaped pen holders on a light wooden desk, holding pencils and pens next to a sharpener.Feature #1
Blue and orange petal organizers filled with colored pencils on a sunny desk with wood shavings.Feature #2
Two 3D printed petal holders wrapped in clear gift packaging with red bows and craft paper gift tags.Feature #3
A clean, white 3D printed petal organizer standing on a plain white surface against a light gray wall.Feature #4
A wooden workshop room featuring various 3D printed vases and trays on a sideboard with a 3D printer nearby.Feature #5

Description

Where organic design meets everyday utility. I designed The Petal Organizer because I was tired of boring, cylindrical containers. I wanted something that felt alive - a piece that looks like it’s gently unfolding. After several iterations, I perfected this "overlap" design to ensure it provides a premium look while remaining 100% 3D-printable without a single gram of support material. Whether you are looking to declutter your workspace or add a touch of "Japandi" style to your kitchen, this model is the perfect fit. One Shape, Endless Possibilities 🏠

Support files

Manual.txt

Kitchen Organizer & Pen Holder - Modern Decor

  • Free
Invented byCozy Craft Studios

Cozy Craft Studios

View store

Features

Two overlapping petal-shaped holders, one green with wooden spoons and one dark grey with pens, on a wooden counter.Product thumbnail
Pink and teal petal-shaped pen holders on a light wooden desk, holding pencils and pens next to a sharpener.Feature #1
Blue and orange petal organizers filled with colored pencils on a sunny desk with wood shavings.Feature #2
Two 3D printed petal holders wrapped in clear gift packaging with red bows and craft paper gift tags.Feature #3
A clean, white 3D printed petal organizer standing on a plain white surface against a light gray wall.Feature #4
A wooden workshop room featuring various 3D printed vases and trays on a sideboard with a 3D printer nearby.Feature #5

Description

Where organic design meets everyday utility. I designed The Petal Organizer because I was tired of boring, cylindrical containers. I wanted something that felt alive - a piece that looks like it’s gently unfolding. After several iterations, I perfected this "overlap" design to ensure it provides a premium look while remaining 100% 3D-printable without a single gram of support material. Whether you are looking to declutter your workspace or add a touch of "Japandi" style to your kitchen, this model is the perfect fit. One Shape, Endless Possibilities 🏠

Support files

Manual.txt