Đan Catch-all

A shape-shifting tray that holds the most, while using the least.
In Vietnamese, đan means knit / plait / weave.

Designed in 2024 by Thomas Vincent

Its simple geometric look remains visually interesting with every shape-shift.

A coherent ratio between conception and function.

  • Ultra-light, flexible, and intentional in every detail.

    Made from just two identical linen strips and natural bamboo sticks, each piece is hand-finished with care—no glue, no extra chemical.

  • A coherent ratio between conception and function.

    Its simple geometric look remains visually interesting with every shape-shift by the user.

  • Holding the most, using the least.

    A tray, an object with the simplest function to hold other small objects, shouldn’t require rare materials, heavy tooling or high energy consumption for its conception.

Đan timeline

2024 May → First prototype
2025 August → Debut in Singapore at EMERGE, Singapore Design Week
2025 September → Vietnam launch & Europe premiere at Maison&Objet
2025 November → Coming soon to other regions.

functional decor object

Organize with intention

A thoughtful home for your daily essentials and habits.

View the tray in action

Đan Catch-all

Design story

A functional decor object that’s ultra-light, flexible, and intentional in every detail. The Đan Catch-all proves less can do more.

Styling Đan Catch-all

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