Feets Organiser

Every workshop and home office has a spot where small loose items gather without ever being put away. This is aimed squarely at that spot: a raised, footed tidy that keeps its contents grouped and visible rather than tipped into the back of a drawer. Standing on its own feet lifts it clear of the surface, which is part of what separates a designed organiser from a plastic tub. It suits a bench where fixings, driver bits, batteries, pens and cable ends accumulate, and works just as well on a hall table or the shelf by the kettle. Organisers are among the most-printed household models for good reason. They are the quickest way to make a cluttered surface usable again, and unlike shop-bought storage they can be run off in whatever quantity a workspace actually needs, lined up along a bench or kept to a single corner.