Objects forthe everyday.

A stainless-steel stand for the glasses you take off and put on throughout the day.

Two flat diamond-shaped parts connect through slots to form a stand for glasses. The front keeps its pointed lower tip; the rear is cut flat at the bottom to create a base. The open structure leaves the connection visible. Place it on a desk, bedside table or shelf where you usually leave your glasses. It comes apart into two flat pieces. A larger version is also available for sunglasses.

The connection

Two plates with opposing slots; no bending or welding.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A holder for pens and writing tools, assembled from circular steel walls and a separate floor.

Four circular walls and a separate floor connect to form an open pen holder. The circles remain visible after assembly, and the slots show how the vessel is built. It gathers writing tools in one place while keeping them visible. Assemble it, fill it, take a pen and return it. The parts separate again for cleaning and flat storage.

The connection

Four nominal 70 mm circular walls and one keyed floor. The floor is not a fifth identical circle.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A stainless-steel ashtray with parts that slot and lock together.

Cut steel plates form the sides, ash area and connections. Each part remains visible, along with the way it meets the others. The upper and lower sections connect with a locking detail. The shape reads differently from above and from the side. It comes apart into flat pieces, making assembly and disassembly part of the object.

The connection

The cutting file contains six parts, joined through slots and locking connections.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A plate stand made from two L-shaped stainless-steel parts.

Two L-shaped parts meet at 90 degrees to support one plate. Rounded notches hold its edge, while the plate leans back at a nominal display angle of about 60 degrees. The structure keeps the plate central and the support visible. To store it, remove the plate and separate the two parts into a flat stack. The plate itself is not included.

The connection

Two parts, opposing slots and two rounded notches; no bending or welding.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A low, elongated incense-stick holder with visible connections.

The holder gives an incense stick a defined place on a table or shelf. Long plates and crossing parts create a low support with visible slots and intersections. Its elongated shape follows the line of the stick. It marks a moment of pause while occupying little space. When empty, the open structure remains part of the room.

The connection

Flat stainless-steel parts joined through slots.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A Palo Santo holder assembled from stainless-steel parts that slot and lock together.

The holder places Palo Santo within an open structure of stainless-steel plates. Lengthwise and crossing parts meet through slots to form the base, supports and lock. Visible connections explain how it is built, and the parts can separate again. It gives a small action a consistent place: prepare the space, place the wood and return to a quiet moment.

The connection

Five parts in the cutting file, with slots and locking details.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.

A pack of 3 stainless-steel cutlery rests. Two parts per rest, 6 parts per pack.

Two elongated parts with rounded ends connect into a small cutlery rest. It gives a knife and fork a place on the table and adds a simple line of stainless steel to the setting. The parts and slots remain visible. The pack contains three separate rests to arrange around the table. The total pack price is ILS 170 for 3 rests and 6 parts altogether.

The connection

Three of each part type. Each pair forms one rest; the pack contains 3 rests and 6 parts.

What is included

3 cutlery rests: 6 stainless-steel parts, 3 of each type.

A stainless-steel serving stand formed from a grid of interlocking parts.

Elongated parts connect in several directions to form a support for serving vessels. The open grid remains visible beneath the vessel; the existing photograph shows it carrying a glass jug. The same idea of connecting small parts works here at a larger scale on the table. It gives the vessel a defined place within the setting while keeping the structure visible underneath.

The connection

Elongated parts interlock into an open grid that supports the vessel.

What is included

Steel parts. Display props are not included.