1. the practice of arranging objects neatly in parallel or perpendicular lines, often for aesthetic or organizational purposes
Usage: modern usage; often associated with interior design, photography, and social media

1. to arrange objects in neat, orderly lines or patterns
Usage: modern usage; often used in design and photography contexts

Examples

• The photographer spent hours knolling the props before taking the shot.
• Knolling has become a popular trend on social media platforms.
• She enjoys knolling her desk supplies to create a calm workspace.
• The store manager practiced knolling to display products more attractively.
• His knolling skills transformed the cluttered shelf into an organized display.
• Interior designers often use knolling techniques to stage homes for sale.