The 2026 Collection: Geometry in Plant‑Based Form
Please note: The images shown are digital models. Printed pieces will feature natural variations in tone and surface detail.
This collection brings together five sculptural forms printed in a plant‑based material made from fermented cornstarch. Melori explores softened asymmetry through its hex‑textured geometry. Doona moves in metallic gradients. Beoriya offers a grounded, architectural presence. Noriya lifts botanicals onto the wall, turning stems and shadow into a small architectural gesture. Siren, with its three‑color fusion and spiral silhouette, creates tiny moments of movement. Together, they form a family connected by form, movement, and contemporary plant‑based design.
TOR - Ember Planter
First released in 2024, the TOR Planter quickly became a customer favorite — a sculptural blend of nature, technology, and form. For the 2026 collection, this updated version introduces a bold new co‑extrusion of gold, red, and black, adding depth and energy to the original design.
Its rounded silhouette balances softness and structure, while the spiraling ribbed surface creates movement, rhythm, and dimension. Each planter is 3D‑printed from plant‑based material, producing a unique pattern shaped by material flow, digital precision, and chance — no two pieces are alike.
More than a vessel for plants, the TOR Planter reflects Moné’s vision of everyday objects as living art — functional, sustainable, and visually alive.
TOR Planter
Speak No Evil - Dude Planter
The Speak No Evil Dude Planter reflects Moné’s interest in creating objects that feel expressive, sculptural, and alive. Balancing humor with design, the piece reimagines the planter as a character-filled form — one that holds plant life while carrying its own sense of presence and personality. It is both functional and collectible, designed to bring a little wit and a lot of visual interest into the home.
Doona Planter & Stand
Introducing Doona and Doona Elevated. I designed these pieces around contemporary lines and the way color flows when it’s given room to move. The new stand brings a sense of elevation and structure — turning the planter into more of a sculptural moment. Each one lands differently, and that’s what I love most.
The finish moves through silk silver, gold, and copper, creating a soft metallic gradient that feels fluid rather than fixed. The colors settle across the form in a way that feels natural and unforced — a slow shift from cool to warm, from light to shadow. No two gradients land the same, and that quiet unpredictability is part of what makes Doona feel alive.
The Beoriya Planter
The Beoriya (Beh‑oh‑ree‑yah or Bee‑oh‑ree‑yah) Planter features a smooth, rounded silhouette inspired by mid‑century design — simple, balanced, and modern. Its surface is wrapped in a hexagonal texture drawn from the geometry of bees, adding depth and a subtle architectural feel. Finished in a fusion of silver, copper, and gold, each piece forms a natural rainbow gradient that shifts uniquely with every print. While the colors vary from planter to planter, no two Beoriyas are ever exactly alike.
Melori Planter
Meet Melori. This piece began as an exploration of asymmetry — a form that leans, lifts, and settles in its own rhythm. The hex texture came later, drawn from a beehive I kept returning to in my neighborhood. Together, they create a planter that feels both architectural and organic.
Mickey Blake, Founder, Designer
Siren Mini Bud Vases
The Siren Mini Bud Vases are a study in movement — in both form and color. Each one carries a fusion of three tones that shift as the light changes. Made for single stems or a small cluster of blooms, they give even the smallest botanical a place to shine.
Sentinel Wall Vases
The Sentinel Wall Vases transform blank walls into living sculptural compositions. Designed by Moné Design Studio and 3D printed from plant-based materials, each vessel brings organic form, quiet architecture, and botanical movement to the vertical plane.
Created for flowers, greenery, and trailing plant cuttings, the Sentinel collection invites you to compose your own wall installation — from a simple five-vase arrangement to a larger botanical constellation. Each piece is designed to feel beautiful with or without plants, allowing the wall to shift between sculptural stillness and living artwork.
Les Chat Vase’s
A sculptural vase collection inspired by the quiet posture, fluid movement, and architectural elegance of cats — designed for everyday living.
Les Chat Arch
Les Chat Duo
Les Chat Bouquet
Les Chat Silhouette
Noriya Wall Vase
Introducing Noriya. Designed as a wall vase, this piece is an exploration of holding space — a soft, rounded form with a recessed lattice that invites stems, light, and shadow to settle in. It’s a small architectural moment, meant to feel both grounded and quietly expressive. Flowers are so often limited to vases and tables; Noriya lifts them into the room, letting botanicals live at eye level and become part of the wall’s rhythm.
