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Ilan Easel: Brights

Ilan Easel: Brights - Main image
$92.5 $185 In stock

Category: The Desktop

The Easel transforms magnetic organization with sculptural restraint. Clean angles – precisely balanced yet effortlessly dynamic – create a stage for your essential objects.

Vibrant mustard orange meets muted turquoise, accented by walnut warmth and crimson punctuation. Colors that energize and inspire, bringing optimistic confidence to your space.

Magnetic poetry in motion. Prop your iPad for recipe viewing in the kitchen, hold your phone at the perfect angle for video calls, or transform it into a personal pinboard for photographs and inspiration. Each configuration shifts your space's narrative. Components nest flat when not in use, honoring the art of minimal storage. Crafted from solid walnut with magnetic painted metal elements. Engineered for endless reconfiguration.

Available in three distinct colorways here.
One side of the main board has the Ilan logo, the other does not.

Designed in NYC by photographer Ilan Rubin, the Ilan collection cuts through the clutter with impeccably crafted modern design that connects form to function. Magnetic components provide an elegant modularity that enhances efficiency and encourages individual expression. Creativity and play are the order of the day.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah E. ★★★★★

The angled edges catch the light beautifully on my desk, and the magnetic surface holds my paperclips and notes without sliding around. It’s got a solid, weighty feel that makes it look way more expensive than it was. The mustard orange pops against my gray monitor, and I keep finding excuses to rea

Avery V. ★★★★★

That mustard orange is even more striking in person, and the clean angles make my desk feel like a proper studio. The magnetic base is strong enough to keep my daily notes upright without looking cluttered.

Mia K. ★★★★★

The magnetic base holds my loose paperclips and to-do lists in place, and that mustard orange adds a pop of color that makes my whole desk feel less dull. I catch myself staring at the angles more than I should.