A simple but very well made object from Kozo Interior Studio – a pencil (or pen) box made in walnut.
A magnet in the box helps keep the lid in place.
A very nice way to keep pencils.
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What a nice box. A bit like a Domino box – and what a nice selections of pencils inside!
A “new” available box now is the metal tin from the historic editions from Staedtler :-)
I use the Noris tin box and one of the assembled pencils box from a pencilmaker set.
Very nice-looking indeed. It does look pretty delicate though, and I would be afraid that its thin walls might get crushed among the clutter in my supply drawers.
Matthias, good observation – it is is similar to a domino box.
Joan, indeed any tin of sufficient dimension can also store pencils. :-)
Alberto, this box is definitely for the surface of a desk or table – I don’t think it was meant to be jammed in a supply drawer. ;-)
Didn’t see it fully opened – will it fit Palomino Blackwings with the long eraser? I’m just trying to work out what is so different to the wooden pencil boxes I already own…other than the magnet.
Understated, stylish and beautiful. I like it a lot.
I remember kids had pencil and pen boxes of all sorts in high school, but none of them were quite like these!
Kevin – it is just a simple wooden box. It is distinguished only by the level of craftsmanship.
Hellooooo… omg, I have fallen madly deeply in love with the pencils in the wooden pencil case. any chance you know where I can get my pencil loving hands on some?
Thanks so much
Tanya
Hi Tanya,
these pancils are from Graf von Faber-Castell. You can find them on their website and in US you can buy them straight there.
Best
Oliver