Designed for your aroids

More room to grow.Less guesswork.

Self-watering pots and clever growing accessories, designed and printed by a plant collector in Denmark.

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From the first roots to your favourite plant.

BestsellerAlocasia Venom in a pink self-watering planter with a translucent water reservoir, beside its fitted white inner pot with vertical ventilation slots.

The original Variegata Nordica pot

Your favourite plant.Its next home.

A self-watering pot with clean lines and thoughtful details. Designed to make everyday care easier for your aroids.

  • See the water level

    The clear reservoir shows you when it’s time for a refill.

  • Let the wick do the work

    The cotton wick carries water from the reservoir into your growing medium.

  • Keep an eye on roots

    Lift out the inner pot to check roots, clean the reservoir or repot.

Designed and 3D printed by me in Denmark.

Make the most of your space

Room for more plants.

Organise the small growers, support the climbers and make your greenhouse work harder.

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Mallory sitting among his large Alocasia leaves

Meet the maker

From my jungle to yours.

Hi, I’m Mallory, a French plant collector living in Denmark. I started designing pots after losing one of my own plants to root rot.

What began with sketches and prototypes became Variegata Nordica. I still design, print and use the pieces myself.

Read my story Follow my jungle

For makers with a 3D printer

Print a little of my jungle.

Prefer to make your own? Explore the digital designs and print pots, trays and accessories at home.

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Shipping & Returns

Dispatched from Denmark within 3 working days. Delivery time is additional.

If your pot arrives damaged, I’ll replace or refund it, no questions asked.

Design & Sustainability

Every design is my own, constantly iterated to perfection in Denmark.

I’ve tuned my process to keep production waste under 5%, which is then recycled locally. European-sourced materials and a zero-waste mindset.

Note on the Craft

Every pot is individually printed.

Minor organic variations or tiny trapped oxygen bubbles are a natural characteristic of the 3D printing process, making each piece unique.

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