When the design is the perfect balance between function and beauty, fruit unforgettable, as this stunning desktop organizer who lives with his name: Waveforms (wavelength), made of wood and acrylic sheets by Byron Lee, a student of the New York Design for Experimental Form.

Unity pine in two waves of translucent acrylic which carefully cut the main motive of the desktop cabinet. steel wire attached to the acrylic and will allow the ductility necessary to maintain the pine needles.

The stomach and hilltops estaonda used to store CDs, records, books, pencils … everything you need for daily work. This is the strong attachment that supports the weight well.

Everything becomes a star-add from the desktop, and allow us a day more organized and calm, with the metaphor of balance and power that inspired the waveform.

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