Tidy solution: Putting clutter in its place

Tidy solution: Putting clutter in its place

Tidy solution: Putting clutter in its place

Melbourne – Daniel Emma has created a way to reduce everyday desk clutter. The Australian designer has produced a series of desk accessories for design distribution company Neo-Utility.

The collection includes a stationery container, a paperweight, a thermometer, a rubber-band ball and a paper clip magnet, each offering a simple storage solution. The stationery container, for instance, stores flat objects such as stamps in spherical holes. A ball weight, which fits into the holes, is used to hold the objects in place.

LS:N Global has previously explored how design is getting back to basics, and producing items that are simple, functional and well made.

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