By Ben Everard. Posted
We found this model, by gazzaladra, on Printables. It’s functional, it’s decorative, it’s designed and printed tightly enough that it’s watertight, and it’s perfect for any plant lover who spent their childhood being dragged around medieval fortifications.
Our favourite feature of this is the moat, which holds excess water so that the roots of your plant don’t get drowned. It’s a playful, functional detail, and we love it.
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