Nodule
A bumpy lattice skin that catches light like river-worn stone.
$38
A desk planter wrapped in a raised nodule lattice — hundreds of soft, rounded bumps stippled across an open cell skin. The texture is tactile and shadow-rich: every nodule throws a small crescent of shade, so the surface reads as living stone rather than printed plastic. The lattice gaps keep the root zone breathing, and a drainage hole in the recessed base drops onto the matching catch saucer.
- Dimensions
- H 110mm × Ø 120mm. Drainage hole in recessed base; ships with a matching Ø 130mm catch saucer.
- Plant pairing
- Burro's tail (Sedum morganianum) — its trailing, bead-like stems echo the nodule texture and spill over the lattice rim, and the open skin keeps the succulent's roots dry between waterings.
- Materials
- Matte PLA, Recycled PETG, Wood-Fill PLA
Nodule started as a study of how rock accretes — mineral building on mineral until the surface goes lumpy and alive. We mapped that growth onto an open lattice so the bumps aren't just decoration; the cells ventilate the soil while the nodulated skin breaks up the form into hundreds of tiny highlights. It is small enough for a desk and busy enough to hold your eye.