Elevate your interiors with the Axis Black Sculptural Matte Planter, a contemporary piece that merges modern design with digital craftsmanship.
3D printed in matte PLA filament for a smooth, ceramic-like finish, this planter features a dynamic, flowing form inspired by natural movement and shadow. The sculptural top meets a contrasting base — a design that feels both refined and industrial.
Perfect for succulents, indoor greenery, or dried arrangements, it’s lightweight, durable, and made with eco-conscious materials. Each planter is produced in-house using high-precision 3D printing technology and hand-finished for a refined surface quality.
Designed and made in Yamba, NSW, Australia
Material: PLA Matte (eco-friendly, biodegradable plastic)
Finish: Matte, modern texture
Use: Indoor use recommended
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth — not dishwasher safe
Note: As each piece is made individually, slight variations in texture or tone add to its unique character
Postage included with purchases over $50.00.
Elevate your interiors with the Axis Black Sculptural Matte Planter, a contemporary piece that merges modern design with digital craftsmanship.
3D printed in matte PLA filament for a smooth, ceramic-like finish, this planter features a dynamic, flowing form inspired by natural movement and shadow. The sculptural top meets a contrasting base — a design that feels both refined and industrial.
Perfect for succulents, indoor greenery, or dried arrangements, it’s lightweight, durable, and made with eco-conscious materials. Each planter is produced in-house using high-precision 3D printing technology and hand-finished for a refined surface quality.
Designed and made in Yamba, NSW, Australia
Material: PLA Matte (eco-friendly, biodegradable plastic)
Finish: Matte, modern texture
Use: Indoor use recommended
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth — not dishwasher safe
Note: As each piece is made individually, slight variations in texture or tone add to its unique character
Postage included with purchases over $50.00.
