Quarter Organiser

A tall, clean tumbler that quietly swallows desk clutter. This organiser is a simple, confident cylinder — an open-topped vessel with straight walls, a gently angled rim that slants the mouth for easy reach, and a small rounded foot detail at the base. There is no fussy texture or branding; the appeal is all in the smooth, minimalist form, which is why it drops neatly into almost any workspace or shelf without shouting for attention. It is one piece from a wider "Quarter" organiser set, sized to hold a fistful of pens, brushes, utensils or oddments. Park it on a desk as a pen and scissors pot, on a workbench for files and drivers, in the bathroom for brushes, or in the kitchen for utensils. Print a few and you have a tidy, matching family of caddies. Print notes: • A textbook vase-mode print: single-perimeter spiralise gives a fast, seamless, watertight-ish cup with barely any filament. • Prints upright with no supports; the angled rim resolves cleanly as the final layers step over. • For a sturdier version, skip vase mode and run 3–4 perimeters with a solid base so it can take weight and the occasional knock. • Any colour works — match it to your room, or print a gradient for a bit of desk personality. Humble, fast and genuinely useful — the kind of print that earns its bed time every day.