Holder for interdental brushes
This holder for interdental brushes is a small experiment with order, habit, and precise 3D manufacturing. The starting point is not a special material, but an everyday place: the inside of a bathroom cabinet. An area that usually remains unseen yet is used daily. The printed holder integrates discreetly there and takes on a clear task: to structure, separate, and make accessible.
The idea arose from a simple observation: interdental brushes often lie loosely in the cup, touch each other, dry poorly, or disappear in drawers. The holder clearly assigns each brush, keeps them separate, and allows for quick access. The reduced form consciously dispenses with covers or lids and instead relies on distance, air, and clarity.
In everyday life, the object appears inconspicuous but effective. The brushes are visible, dry, and immediately accessible without dominating the space. A small, pragmatic project, born from the desire to make an everyday routine quieter, tidier, and a little better.
Tools used
- 3D printer
- Filament
- Blender
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