3D-printed planters · made to order
Grown from geometry.
Sculptural 3D-printed planters where root systems and lattice math meet. Each form is contoured layer by layer, built to hold living things and command a room.
- Printed in
- Plant-derived PLA
- Built in
- Continuous layers
- Made
- To order, in batches
Meet the lines
Five families. One vocabulary.
Every Rhizoform planter belongs to a line — a distinct geometric approach that shapes how the pot sits, catches light, and ages with your collection. The Nuda series shown here is where the vocabulary begins: forms reduced to their essential contour, nothing added that the structure doesn’t demand.
Five design lines
Every form belongs to a family.
Rhizoform planters are grouped into five design lines — each a distinct geometric vocabulary, from organic biomorphic structures to precise architectural planes.
Nuda
Nuda
Organic forms rooted in natural structure — the core Rhizoform vocabulary.
Orbis
Orbis
Biomorphic geometries that blur the line between grown and designed.
Axiom
Axiom
Stacked strata and precise planes for spaces that demand structure.
Obliq
Obliq
Low-poly facets and angular massing — math made tangible.
Cannello
Cannello
Fluted columns with deep vertical rhythm — timeless proportion, printed precision.
How it’s made
Geometry you can hold, light you can watch move.
The geometry beneath
Every form begins as math.
We model gyroid lattices, flutes, and strata — structures borrowed from root systems and minimal surfaces — then print them in continuous layers on an enclosed Bambu system. The printer draws the contour you’ll trace with your thumb. Nothing is formed by hand, pressed in a mold, or cast from a template.
From drawing to object
Design file — Cannello Colmo
Finished vessel
Made of plants
The material comes from the ground too.
PLA — polylactic acid — is a bioplastic derived from plant starch, most often corn. It is the same class of material used in compostable packaging, processed into a filament that our printers draw out layer by layer into a finished vessel. The matte surface finish is inherent to the material, not a coating applied on top. Earth-toned because the raw material already wants to be.
From print bed to your shelf
Made to order. Ready for the room.
Each vessel is printed in small batches — your exact form, your chosen material, started when you order it. Not warehouse stock. Drainage and a matched saucer are part of the form. Ships in recycled, plastic-free packaging, ready to hold the plant it was always going to hold.
No glaze. No kiln. No compromise.
An honest material.
Traditional ceramic production uses chemical glazes, high-temperature kilns, and significant energy. We do not. Plant-derived PLA needs no firing, no coating, and no virgin plastic where we can substitute. Misprints and offcuts go back into the material stream.
Available in
Earth tones that last.
Our PLA Matte palette is permanent — not seasonal. Each color is chosen for how it ages with light and use, developing a subtle patina that deepens the material feel over time.
The centerpiece your monstera deserved.
Printed to order, contoured layer by layer, built to hold living things and command a room. Choose your form, choose your material, and we’ll start the print.
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