Design Planters and Ceramic Vases: Minimum Design, O Cactuu and Temple Ceramic

Calm interiors need few objects, but the forms and materials should be chosen consciously. Minimum Design, O Cactuu and Temple Ceramic represent three distinct approaches.

Minimum Design: geometric planters from France

Indoor planters such as Praha, Oslo, Japan, Origami, ITO, Croix and Diamant are made in France from a biocomposite with recycled European wood fibres and a corn-based polymer. They work as decorative pots for succulents, cacti and small plants.

O Cactuu: Portuguese ceramics with visible craft

Tejo and the Island Collection are made in Portugal in small batches. Variations in shape, colour and surface belong to their character. Simple branches, grasses and individual flowers highlight the organic forms.

Temple Ceramic: soft colour gradients from Spain

The Euphoria vase and matching planter combine hand-cast clay with transparent glossy glaze. Keep the surroundings restrained so colour and shape remain central.

Safe light and scent

Never place candles directly among leaves, dry branches or flowers. Use a separate holder and sufficient distance. Fresh green notes fit plant corners; soft wood notes complement ceramics.

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