Planter Pot "Hexa" eco-friendly, drainage | color & size options

The "Hexa" planter pot features a rounded, slightly expanded body whose volume is defined by a dense hexagonal surface structure. The exterior is formed by repeating angular cells that project outward at controlled angles, creating a faceted relief that breaks the silhouette into a sequence of interlocking planes. This geometry redistributes visual weight across the body, making the planter appear compact yet substantial. The pattern wraps continuously around the form, with each facet maintaining a clear edge and consistent orientation relative to the curvature.

The opening is circular and proportioned to balance the overall mass without visually thinning the upper edge. Instead of a decorative rim, the transition from the body to the opening is subtle, allowing the surface geometry to remain uninterrupted. As the form approaches its midsection, the facets reach their greatest depth, emphasizing the planter’s central volume. Toward the base, the geometry tightens and becomes visually calmer, reinforcing a grounded stance.

The base is flat and restrained, providing a stable foundation beneath the active surface above. Wall structure remains uniform throughout, supporting rigidity while preserving the sharp definition of each hexagonal plane. The design is clearly optimized for additive manufacturing, allowing the layered print lines to interact with the angular geometry rather than obscure it. Images show the model design.