Design for the process
We let print lines, layer changes and geometric constraints become part of the visual language.
Luna sits where digital craft meets the unruly optimism of plants. We design the object and choose the living thing as one composition.
We wanted planters with enough presence to shape a room, but none of the preciousness. Objects that are expressive, useful and made in colours people actually want to live with.
3D printing lets us keep changing, keep learning and make only what is needed. Plants keep us humble. Put the two together and a more interesting kind of homeware emerges.
We let print lines, layer changes and geometric constraints become part of the visual language.
Every pairing begins with roots, light and growth habit—not a decorative afterthought.
Print-to-order production keeps our stock light and leaves room for colour, choice and iteration.
Each form is modelled around real liner sizes, root space and the strength it needs in use.
Material is placed only where needed, building texture and structure together.
We inspect, clean and pair every pot before packing it for a safe journey.