By JOHI
Ripple Tray
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Why we carry this
The Ripple Tray is what happens when you finally admit that your nightstand looks like a junk drawer exploded. Designed by Square Objects and made by JOHI - a Santa Cruz design studio run by Holly and Raja, who named their company after Jordan and Hawaii, which is either deeply meaningful or the result of a coin flip - this solid hardwood organizer corrals your jewelry, keys, clips, and whatever roll-on scents you're currently convinced will change your life. Finished with natural hardwax oil, each tray's grain is as unique as your collection of things you can't throw away. Small batch, California-made, and proof that even your clutter can have good bones.
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