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Karst Desk Trays: Stone

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$17.5 $35 In stock

Category: The Desktop

Karst Desk Trays redefine organizational design with architectural restraint. Those signature rounded corners – precise yet organic – create gentle boundaries that welcome rather than confine.

Stone is a luminous off-white that exists in perfect harmony with everything, overpowering nothing. A color that elevates the everyday.

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.

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

Available in two thoughtful proportions: 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)

Thomas M. ★★★★★

Those rounded corners are exactly what they look like in the photos—soft and precise at the same time, like the tray was carved rather than molded. It holds my daily stack without looking bulky, and the stone texture makes me want to actually keep my desk tidy instead of just piling things on top.

Elizabeth I. ★★★★★

The stone finish gives my desk a calm, grounded feel that I didn't expect from a tray. The rounded corners are precise but soft, and everything I toss in there stays neatly contained without looking cluttered.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The rounded corners are what got me—they soften the whole desk setup without looking fussy, and the stone finish adds a quiet weight that keeps everything feeling grounded. I've caught myself just glancing at them during meetings, which is a weird thing to admit about trays.

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