Trays, stands and holders for the things that otherwise lie around: jewellery, cables, pens, tools.
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A desk box shaped like a sardine tin, sliding lid and all, built to keep paper clips, pins and small tools in one playful spot instead of scattered across your desk.
Read moreA hooded guardian rises from twisted roots and rocky detail, standing watch over your pens and tools while doubling as a sculpture worth keeping on display.
Read moreA small arch-shaped shelf you print, assemble and style your own way, with doors, decor panels and inlets to mix and match for whatever you want to show off.
Read moreA dragon head pen holder and a clawed catch-all tray, both carved with scales and horns, ready to turn a plain desk into a small dragon lair.
Read moreA three-piece dining organizer with a ribbed, minimal look, made to sit permanently on the table and keep napkins and cutlery in order.
Read moreA ghost that gave up haunting for holding candy. This sculptural bowl watches over your treats with a flowing, fabric-like shape that wraps the whole piece.
Read moreCUSHORA pairs a cactus silhouette with a padded cushion base, giving you a jewelry organizer that looks soft but prints solid and holds up on any dresser.
Read moreA small knitted-beanie ghost that holds your pen and grins at your monitor all day. Print it in one go with an AMS or build it from separate parts and glue it together yourself.
Read moreA layered, mountain-shaped headphone stand with a built-in tray for earbuds, keys and cables. Four printed parts, three dowel pins, and a finish worth showing off on your desk.
Read moreA pen holder that trades plain cylinders for texture, with four surface patterns and two base options so you can pick the fit and the finish that suits your desk.
Read moreA modular mini shelf you print and assemble yourself, with doors, bubble decor, and inserts to arrange collectibles, plants, and jewelry exactly the way you want.
Read moreA rounded desk clock with a built-in pen holder, printed in clean Japandi lines and finished with a real clock mechanism. Free files, simple assembly, and a look that suits any desk.
Read moreA dragon that guards your books instead of just sitting on a shelf. This detailed sculpture works as a real book stand, alone or printed as a pair.
Read moreA dragon head with its jaws open, ready to hold your keys by the door. Printed as one solid piece, this wall mount brings a bit of dark fantasy to any entryway or workshop.
Read moreA paw-shaped wall hook for leashes, collars and keys, with a printed screw and a pad you can personalize with your dog's name before it goes up by the door.
Read moreTwo electric grinders, one clean stand. This spice grinder organizer keeps salt and pepper mills upright, steady, and off a cluttered countertop for good.
Read moreA compact desk organizer tray 3D print with a textured outer shell and a removable ribbed inlet, made from just six parts you print, press-fit, and screw together.
Read moreBasim is a modular countertop organizer with a hidden drip tray, ribbed sides, and two inlet options, ready to print for the bathroom, kitchen, or desk.
Read moreA cracked eggshell cup standing on little dinosaur feet, made to hold your morning egg and make people smile while they eat it.
Read moreA clip-lid storage container that clicks shut in one motion, printable in 28 sizes with optional labels and rubber studs for grip.
Read moreA hinged box that comes off the plate ready to use, no glue, no screws. Fits Gridfinity inlays and works just as well as a standalone container for your desk or workshop.
Read moreHITAMO is a ribbed toilet paper organizer that hides a standard roll behind a clean lid, prints without supports, and clicks together in minutes.
Read moreA dual-roll toilet paper storage box with a click-in lid and two cover styles, made to sit quietly in a modern bathroom and hold everything out of sight.
Read moreMeet Varnok, a skull book stand that looks like it crawled out of a forgotten crypt to hold your paperback. Bone-like ribs, a hollow stare, and a base sturdy enough for real reading.
Read moreTwo carved dragon heads face off on your desk, one holding your pens, the other your keys and coins, both cast from the same fantasy sculpt.
Read moreA dragon bust that doubles as a pen holder, with sharp scales and a forged metallic finish that turns a plain desk into a small fantasy scene.
Read moreA modular container that sorts pens, tools, or kitchen gear into four compartments, with a textured shell and a stable base built to sit still on any smooth surface.
Read moreA square-edged organizer you print once and rearrange forever, swapping inlets to fit office supplies, workshop tools, or kitchen odds and ends without reprinting the shell.
Read moreA modular desk organizer 3D print that swaps inlets without reprinting the shell, with a ribbed exterior that turns ordinary print lines into part of the design.
Read moreOne outer shell, four interchangeable inlets, endless configurations. This modular organizer swaps compartments without reprinting the shell, and its ribbed surface hides layer lines on purpose.
Read moreA click-lock case that prints fully assembled, with three swappable inlets so one shell becomes a pencil case, a tool box, or an EDC organizer.
Read moreA hinged box that snaps shut and locks onto a gridfinity base, sized to fit small bathroom cabinets and keep loose essentials in one place.
Read moreA stackable desk organizer that grows with your desk, one press-fit section at a time. Pick your inlets, pick your surface, and print the layout that actually fits how you work.
Read moreA demon skull catchall with curling horns, ready to guard your keys, earbuds and loose coins. Here's what the skull catchall bowl 3D print looks like on your desk and how it prints.
Read moreA modular herb pot holder built for the herb pots you already buy at the supermarket, with a drip tray that keeps water off the counter and a click-in assembly that takes seconds.
Read moreA minimal desk organizer that adapts to whatever needs tidying, from pens to jewelry to spare screws, with nine sizes ready to print and more on request.
Read moreA countertop paper towel holder called KAMI, printed in two sizes with a ribbed grip finish, ready for PLA or PETG and beginner-friendly from the first layer.
Read moreA little egg holder that stands on chicken legs or bunny legs, ready for the breakfast table this Easter. Pick your favorite and print it in one color or several.
Read moreA clean two-part tissue box that clicks together in seconds, hides a standard toilet paper roll, and prints without supports on almost any bed size.
Read moreCoasters shaped like chocolate bars, plus a holder to keep them tidy. A cozy detail for a coffee table or kitchen counter, and simple enough to print in an afternoon.
Read moreA sculptural wave pen holder that doubles as a modular desk organizer, printable as a single cup or joined into a pair with a centering chamfer.
Read moreA tiny couch just the right size for your AirPods case, printed with a leather-like texture that makes it look like real furniture shrunk down for your desk.
Read moreA soft-pillow shaped stand for your AirPods that either keeps them tidy or charges them with MagSafe. Prints in two versions, no supports, and looks cozy on any desk.
Read moreA little couch for your phone, printed in one piece and shaped to look soft even though it's plastic. It fits most phones and holds them upright without wobble.
Read moreA jack-o'-lantern with Venom's teeth and tongue, printed in one piece and ready to glare from your Halloween table or shelf all season long.
Read moreA little ghost that grabs your pen and never lets go. Minimal in shape, cheerful in spirit, and sized just right for a desk at home or at the office.
Read moreThat's every model filed under this topic — across every collection. More are coming.
Since joining Sektor 7 Studios, I’ve been having an absolute blast creating your models! Every file has been top‑tier quality, super fun to work with, and consistently inspiring. I’m genuinely thrilled with your products and can’t wait to print even more of your amazing designs.
Tim COMMUNITY
I have found your designs wonderful, and im looking forward to introducing them into a store once I get up and running
Aaron PATREON MEMBER
Really impressed with these designs from Sektor7! I have been printing their clean, simple prints with zero issues. No supports needed on any of them, which made the whole process painless. I loved that the files gave the option to print in separate colors or all-in-one using my AMS , nice flexibility depending on how you want to finish them. Detail held up well straight off the printer and everything fit together exactly as intended. Will definitely be printing more as the variety and quantity of designs available is impressive.
Rachel PATREON MEMBER
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