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Karst Desk Trays: Burgundy

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$15 $30 In stock

Category: The Desktop

Karst Desk Trays embrace sophistication through color authority. Those signature rounded corners – precise yet organic – now rendered in burgundy, classic and grounded, but having a moment right now.

Burgundy carries weight – rich, contemplative, confidently mature. A color that elevates workspace rituals into moments of quiet luxury.

Endlessly versatile by intention. Stack them for layered storage, use individually across multiple surfaces, or let them float independently on desk, counter, or nightstand. Each arrangement creates new spatial conversations, now warmed by this unmistakable chromatic presence.

Crafted from recycled aluminum with Japanese precision. Designed by Karst Goods in Sydney – makers dedicated to the poetry of functional objects.

For those who understand that organization is an act of creative curation – and sometimes demands quiet sophistication.

Available in two useful sizes, A6 (6.7 x 5 x 0.6") and A5 (9 x 6.7 x 0.6").
Made of Recycled Aluminum
Designed by Karst Goods, Australia
Made in Japan

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam F. ★★★★★

The burgundy is deeper and richer in person than on screen, exactly the kind of grounded color that makes a desk feel intentional. The rounded corners are precise without feeling harsh, and the tray holds my papers without them sliding around. My workspace finally looks pulled together.

Victoria ★★★★★

The rounded corners caught my eye first—they're just as smooth in person as the photos suggest, and the burgundy has this lovely muted depth that doesn't scream for attention. It's sturdy enough to hold my stack of notebooks without any flex, and it quietly ties my whole desk setup together.

Edward Z. ★★★★★

The rounded corners are what sold me—they look sharp on my desk but somehow still feel soft, if that makes sense. The burgundy shade is rich and moody, exactly what I wanted to break up all the black and gray.