A tray with a certain architectural flair. The Sikigu Pleats Tray transforms paper into something unexpectedly structured, using a meticulous half-cut technique that creates rhythmic folds without cutting all the way through.

The result is a surface alive with subtle ridges—pleats that catch light, cast gentle shadows, and provide natural resting places for life’s smaller essentials. Keys, pens, jewellery, or those elusive odds and ends suddenly find themselves with a proper home, nestled neatly within the folds.

Designed by a paper container specialist, it balances sharp outer lines with a textured interior, creating a pleasing contrast between form and function. It’s organisation, certainly—but with a touch of quiet drama.

Clever Details That Count

• Structured yet flexible design: Half-cut technique creates durable pleats—never flat, never flimsy.
• Naturally organised storage: Folded ridges keep small items in place—no rolling, no clutter.
• Striking visual rhythm: Contrasting textures and colours add depth while remaining refined.

Style & Colours:

• • Oblique: Bordeaux & Pearl gray, Blue gray & Night blue
    
  • Straight: Mist gray & Brick red, Charcoal & Ivory

Details

• Size: W240 x D83 x H20 mm
  
• Material: Paper
  
• Country of Origin: Japan