This is a 3D-printed pen holder that recreates the aesthetic of 1990s urban residential buildings, taking the nostalgic, everyday charm of old apartment blocks as its inspiration. It condenses weathered perimeter walls, iron-grated school gates, and venerable street-corner trees into a miniature urban scene—serving both as a practical desktop organizer and as a retro decorative piece that evokes the memories of ordinary city life.

• The hollow interior of the residential building body is divided into separate storage compartments, perfectly accommodating pens, craft knives, rulers, paintbrushes, and other stationery items.

• The tiered opening design allows for the storage of slender writing instruments while also providing space for larger tools like scissors and compasses, striking a balance between practicality and faithful recreation of the original setting.

Craftsmanship and Texture

• Made using high-precision 3D printing in a single-piece construction, the architectural textures, brickwork details, and relief decorations are all rendered with exceptional clarity, with no visible layer lines.

• The material is wear-resistant engineering plastic, finished with a matte surface to replicate the aged, mottled texture of historic buildings while ensuring durability for everyday use.

• The entire piece features a modular design, with components such as the courtyard gate and trees being detachable, allowing users to customize the scene layout according to their preferences.