Creneau (26)

A smooth blue curve with a quiet, minimalist job to do. This is a single-colour, high-gloss form: a broad central panel that sweeps up at both ends into softly rounded lips - a low roll at the front and a taller ridge at the back - so the whole thing reads like a shallow scoop or cradle. There is no figure or lettering here, just clean sculpted geometry, which makes it a versatile little desk or shelf object. The proportions and that front lip suggest a stand or holder: the sort of thing you rest a phone, a tablet, a book or a stack of cards against, the raised back giving the lean and the front lip stopping any slide. Honest caveat - it is shown as a bare render with no object in it, so treat the exact use as flexible; the same shape works as a soap dish, a trinket cradle or a spoon rest. Print notes • Print it as oriented, concave side up, on a flat base; the wide footprint needs no supports. • Use plenty of walls and a smooth top surface - the design lives or dies on that glossy sweep, so iron or lightly sand the show face. • Scale to your device: widen the trough and deepen the front lip if you want a heavier phone or tablet to sit securely.