Designed & made in India
Build
your space.
A modular system for the things that live on your desk. One base, 15 cells, and a set of parts that rearrange whenever the way you work does.
- Base
- 5 × 3
- cells
- Cell
- 40
- millimetres
- Fit
- Stud
- compatible
The system
One base. Your configuration.
Most desk organisers decide once, in a factory, what you will need forever. NEXO decides nothing. It gives you a grid and a set of tiles.
The reference set — 9 modules, 15 of 15 cells filled.
One cell, 40 millimetres
A cell is five studs square. Every module is one, two or four cells, so a module is never a shape that only fits in one place — it is a tile.
Fifteen cells, no gaps
The base is 5 × 3. Any set of modules adding up to 15 cells covers it completely. That is the whole rule, and it is why rearranging never leaves an awkward strip of bare plate.
0.6 mm of air
Each module is 0.6 mm smaller than the cells it claims — 0.3 mm a side. Neighbours sit flush, and the corner radii leave one fine even seam instead of a rattle.
The parts
Eight modules. Start with the ones you reach for.
Phone Dock
2×120° back block, cable routed out the rear.
A 12 mm slot holds the phone at a 20° reading angle. The channel behind it takes the cable down through the block and out the back of the base, so nothing crosses the desk.
- Height
- 62 mm tall
- Cells used
- 2 cells
Pen Cup
1×164 mm tall, 2.5 mm walls.
The tallest module in the set. Thick walls keep it from flexing when it is loaded on one side, and it clears a full-length pencil.
- Height
- 64 mm tall
- Cells used
- 1 cell
Watch Dock
1×1Ø29 puck recess on a 20° slope.
The sloped top seats a watch charging puck at the angle you actually read a watch face from, with the cable exiting at the back rather than under the band.
- Height
- 40 mm tall
- Cells used
- 1 cell
Earbuds Cup
1×1Open cup for the case and its cable.
Deliberately open rather than a lid-and-latch. You drop the case in one-handed and the cable coils in the same space.
- Height
- 30 mm tall
- Cells used
- 1 cell
Drawer Unit
2×2A flat top, and a drawer underneath it.
From above it reads as a plain flat tile. A 71.4 × 75 × 16.4 mm drawer runs on a 0.3 mm clearance underneath, opened by a fabric pull tab rather than a handle, so the closed face stays unbroken.
- Height
- 28 mm tall
- Cells used
- 4 cells
Hidden drawerCharger Tile
2×1Ø36 puck recess, 12 mm low.
Sits a wireless charging puck flush with the tile surface and grooves its cable back to the rear edge. The lowest module in the set, so it never blocks a sightline.
- Height
- 12 mm tall
- Cells used
- 2 cells
Key Tray
2×1R3 bowl for keys and loose change.
A shallow bowl with a 3 mm radius so keys slide to the middle instead of catching in a corner. Front row by default, because it is the thing you reach for on the way out.
- Height
- 14 mm tall
- Cells used
- 2 cells
Tray 1×1
1×1The filler. Print as many as you need.
The single-cell catch-all that closes whatever gap your arrangement leaves. Two ship with the reference set; any leftover cell takes another.
- Height
- 14 mm tall
- Cells used
- 1 cell
Build one
Fill fifteen cells.
Add and remove modules, then tap one to pick it up and drop it somewhere else. Whatever you leave here comes with you to the form below — it is the most useful thing you can tell us.
Drag to orbit · tap a module to pick it up
Coverage
15 / 15 cells
Fully tiled — roughly 387 g of material across the modules, before the base.
Modules
Phone Dock
2 cells · 62 mm
1Pen Cup
1 cell · 64 mm
1Watch Dock
1 cell · 40 mm
1Earbuds Cup
1 cell · 30 mm
1Drawer Unit
4 cells · 28 mm
1Charger Tile
2 cells · 12 mm
1Key Tray
2 cells · 14 mm
1Tray 1×1
1 cell · 14 mm
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Colour
The drawer unit
Looks like a flat tile.Until you pull the tab.
Four cells of plain surface on top, and a 71 × 75 mm drawer running underneath on a third of a millimetre of clearance. A fabric pull instead of a handle, so nothing interrupts the face when it is shut.
How it is made
Small batches, in India.
Nothing here is tooled yet, and that is on purpose. A mould costs a fortune and locks a shape in for years; making these in batches means the second version can be better than the first.
- Material
- PLA PRO+
- A stiffer, tougher PLA than the usual. Midnight black at launch, with silver as a second colourway.
- Finish
- Matte
- No paint, no coating. The colour is the material, so a scuff does not show a different colour underneath.
- Made
- Chennai
- In small batches, close enough to change a dimension between one batch and the next when something can be better.
- Fits
- Studs
- The underside is a standard stud socket. If you already own a brick, you already own a NEXO accessory.
Early access
Be one of the first to build one.
We are still making this. Tell us what yours would hold and we will build towards it — and write to you once, when the first batch exists.