Textured Gridfium cups used as planters on a windowsill

Universal Cups

Storage you leave out.

Designed for the desk, the vanity, the sill — anywhere the organizer is part of the room. Size it to the gap. Finish it so it can stay.

Desktop Gridfium cups with stationery

Desktop

A set that looks like a set.

A base plate, a few cups, mixed heights. Configure the footprint to the space beside the keyboard — not a leftover 4×4. Lattice inserts keep pens and blades standing.

Stacked textured cups in sand tones

Windowsill

They also happen to be very good planters.

Planter inserts keep soil in the liner and let water drain. Mix geometric, organic and sophisticated generative patterns, so the sill looks collected, not cloned.

Pair of white textured 2×2 cups

Bathroom

Cups that belong on the shelf.

Cotton pads, swabs, tweezers — each in a cup that sits with the rest of the shelf. Mix heights and textures so it looks like a set, sized to the span you have.

Pair of terracotta and mustard 2×2 cups

Kitchen

A set that lives on the table.

Standing spoons by the stove. Napkins in a cup that keeps its shape. Toothpicks, sugar sticks, the bits that stay out anyway. Mix a few cups on a base plate, sized to the corner of the counter.