The Sevora planter combines a clean, modern silhouette with a repeating scalloped relief that wraps around the body like layered scales. The pattern creates a subtle play of light and shadow across the surface, giving the pot texture and depth without overwhelming the form. Its low, rounded profile keeps the focus on the plant while the geometric rhythm adds a decorative element that works well in contemporary interiors.

The planter is designed for straightforward 3D printing while still producing a refined finished piece with a waterproof base. The raised pattern is integrated directly into the wall of the pot, allowing it to print cleanly and consistently. A contrasting base completes the design, visually grounding the planter and giving it a balanced, finished look.

Sevora works particularly well with succulents and compact houseplants, where the structured geometry of the pot contrasts nicely with the organic shapes of the foliage. The result is a planter that feels both architectural and natural—simple, tactile, and quietly distinctive.

The two-tone look can be achieved without the need for a multi-material printer. The model pauses at during printing, allowing you to simply swap filament through your printer’s standard filament change function before resuming the print. This creates the clean colour transition between the planter body and base using a standard single-extruder printer. Alternatively if you have a multicolour printer in the slicer go to the sliced preview and the slider on the right and replace the pause with a colour change: