A low two-slot rack bent from a single sheet of tinted acrylic, the sides curving up and back on themselves so the whole thing stands on two rounded returns rather than a flat foot. The front slot is shallow and the back one deep, which is what makes it a divider rather than a tray. The corners are bent, not glued, and the colour sits inside the sheet, so it darkens wherever two walls cross.The back slot takes paperbacks, magazines and file folders standing upright; the front one is shallow enough for post, a notebook or a tablet. It is the piece in the line that tends to leave the desk, for an entryway console or a side table. At 750g it stays put when you pull something out of it, and the cut edges are polished so nothing catches on paper. APTONE makes two smaller pieces on the same bent-acrylic logic: Aroo 1, a peaked tube with a diagonal panel, and Aroo 2, the same tube with a fluorescent divider.Wipe with a soft dry cloth, or rinse under water and dry. Keep alcohol, glass cleaner and solvents off it, they craze acrylic. Lift it rather than dragging it across a surface, and keep it out of direct heat.
