ZENITH combines minimalist aesthetics with a bold architectural form.
Designed around clean geometry and repeating structural patterns, the planter creates an eye-catching three-dimensional effect while maintaining an elegant and balanced appearance.
A distinctive wrap-around plate completes the design, giving ZENITH its characteristic silhouette and making the planter feel like a single sculptural object rather than an ordinary plant pot.
The textured structure interacts beautifully with light, creating subtle shadows and highlighting the geometry of the design throughout the day.
Each ZENITH planter is manufactured using 3D printing technology and made to order, combining modern digital manufacturing with contemporary interior design.
It works beautifully with succulents, cacti and small indoor plants, but also looks impressive as a standalone decorative object.
Available Sizes
Small
- Width: 107 mm / 10.7 cm
- Depth: 107 mm / 10.7 cm
- Height: 80 mm / 8 cm
Large
- Width: 134 mm / 13.4 cm
- Depth: 134 mm / 13.4 cm
- Height: 100 mm / 10 cm
Key Features
- modern minimalist design
- distinctive geometric structure
- elegant wrap-around base
- available in two sizes
- manufactured using 3D printing technology
- made to order
- lightweight construction
- ideal for small indoor plants
- decorative even without a plant
- perfect for contemporary and minimalist interiors
Perfect For
ZENITH is an excellent choice for:
- living rooms
- bedrooms
- home offices
- desks and shelves
- windowsills
- reception areas
- offices
- restaurants and cafés
- hotels
- modern apartments
Its compact dimensions make it particularly suitable for succulents, cacti and smaller decorative plants.
Unique 3D Printed Finish
Each ZENITH planter is produced layer by layer using 3D printing technology.
Subtle layer lines and minor surface variations are a natural characteristic of this manufacturing process and are not considered defects. They contribute to the individual character of every piece.
Plant shown in product photography is not included.
