TesselMaker
Parametric home goods
Every TesselMaker piece is crafted with thoughtful attention to function and performance while maintaining a visual aesthetic you can be proud to display in your home.
The shop is open. More of the lineup lands there as each design finishes testing.
5 in wide · 3.8 in tall · self-watering
Water goes down a slim fill tube, never touching soil or leaves. A two-ring float gauge tells you exactly when to refill and when to stop. Weeks between waterings, no guesswork.
Coming soon to the shop
three sizes · with drip saucer · drained
A sculptural spiral planter that drains itself, so your plant never sits in standing water. Lift it straight out of its wave-rimmed saucer without ever touching the drip underneath.
two sizes · lidded · stackable
Bowls with the soft, quilted look of a cushion, in solid printed form: the diamond pillows are modeled into the wall itself, nothing stitched, nothing to snag. Lids drop in and rest below the rim, so filled bowls stack flat and stay put.
Coming soon to the shop
4.7 x 3.5 in · two-piece · self-draining
Water runs through the tray slots down a floor pitched toward a pour spout, so soap never sits in a puddle. Flip the dish and the tray drops into your hand for a ten-second rinse.
6.9 in wide · 3.9 in tall · self-watering
An oblong planter with a hidden reservoir. Pour into the fill tube tucked into the rounded end, and water goes straight down, never touching soil or leaves. A float in the tube gives you a glance at the water level below.
Coming soon to the shop
4.8 x 3.5 in · three-piece · lidded
The self-draining dish, now with a cover. Soap dries on a slotted tray over a floor that pours out a spout, while the lid keeps dust and splashes off between uses. Fine vertical flutes line up across base and lid, so closed it reads as one quiet piece.
Coming soon to the shop
5.5 in square · drop-in lid · nesting
A catchall that lets air through: open circles cover the walls, largest at the base and smallest under the rim, so whatever you toss in stays aired out. The flat lid drops in flush and lifts by its knob, and open boxes nest into each other without sliding.
Coming soon to the shop
4.6 in wide · flexible · self-draining
A soap dish printed in a soft, bendable material closer to silicone than plastic. Water follows the wave channels under the bar and pours out the wide spout, and the whole dish flexes in your hand for a quick rinse-off.
Coming soon to the shop
Product images are 3D-rendered visualizations of the exact print files.
Real studio shots of the lineup, photographed from every side. Step around each piece with the arrows and try it in the colors we stock. Nothing moves until you press.
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Colors shown are the ones we stock: planters and soap dishes print in water-tight PETG, and the storage pieces print in PLA. Want a shade you do not see? Ask us through the shop.
Each design starts as a script we wrote ourselves: the geometry, the clearances between parts comes out of code we can rerun, resize, and improve. When a design gets better, every future print gets better with it.
We can also customize items based on your preferences. Just let us know!
Color availability varies by product and material. Each listing shows its exact options.
Every piece is printed to order in our studio and shipped through Etsy.