Linea’s form is like a miniature streetscape when the number of different interchangeable components is brought together. Dishes cantilever, cups stand tall and the tray provides a solid foundation for Linea’s customised configurations and lengths. It accommodates anything from pencils and paperclips to soaps and sponges, making it well suited to living areas, the study, kitchen or bathroom.

Pen’s collaboration with Adelaide-based designer Jim Hannon-Tan has given rise to something they like to call desktop architecture. The initial inspiration was derived from architect, Oscar Niemeyer’s National Congress building. Jim has a keen eye for colour and texture and it is especially evident in Linea s two distinct material palettes. The first evokes the high-end glamour of the Art Deco period with components made of copper, brass, aluminium, stainless steel and Carrara marble. While the second is a modern mix of anodised aluminium and silicone.