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No. 10 Oak Nesting Trays: 3 sizes

No. 10 Oak Nesting Trays: 3 sizes - Main image
$64.5 $129 In stock

Category: The Desktop

Take your pile of notes onto the porch or your watercolors out to the dock. These beautifully simple and practical wooden trays are so handy for arranging and transporting your desk supplies or organizing them on your desk. Designed by Osaka-based Teruhiro Yanagihara, a designer and the creative director of 1616/arita japan, the set is inspired by Japanese trays used to serve traditional confections. The wood is light yet sturdy, with a lovely well-defined grain.

This design is crafted in smooth unfinished oak by Skagerak in Denmark. It displays the inspiring values of this family-owned, FSC-certified B corp: natural wood, unadorned beauty, sustainable sourcing, responsible production. Clean lines, meticulous craftsmanship, flawless functionality, and a focus on sustainable natural materials are inherent in Danish design and Denmark's culture.

Small: exterior: 14" x 11.75" x 1.4" interior: 18" x 12.625" x .875"
Medium: exterior: 17.7" x 12.6" x 1.4" interior: 14.5" x 11.875" x .875"
Large: exterior: 21" x 13.4" x 1.4" interior: 11.125" x 11.125" x .875"

Skagerak is a family-owned, FSC-certified B Corp based in Denmark — natural wood, unadorned beauty, sustainable sourcing, responsible production. Part of our Skagerak and Danish Design collections.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lily A. ★★★★★

Brought my watercolors out to the dock in the smallest tray and it kept everything from rolling off the slats. The oak has a nice weight without being heavy, and the middle size holds my brushes and a water cup just right.

Samuel ★★★★★

The three sizes nest so neatly that I keep the smallest one in my bag for sketching outside. Carried my watercolors down to the dock in the middle tray and nothing tipped over. The oak has a nice smooth finish too.

Olivia H. ★★★★★

The oak finish is warm and smooth, no rough edges anywhere. I use the smallest one for paperclips and the largest to carry my watercolor pans out to the porch. They stack neatly when I'm done, which keeps my desk from turning into a mess.