Resille Square

Resille takes its name from the French word for mesh, and one look at this square bowl explains why. Hundreds of tiny spiked pyramids interlock into a woven lattice wall, rising from a flat square base into a crown of jagged points, like a nail bed reimagined as fine art. Cornichon Design built this piece to push 3D printing past the usual bowl and vase shapes, thinking through the geometry the way a machine would so the plastic could do things a mould or a lathe never could. It prints in PLA+ with a raw, unpolished finish that leaves every layer line visible, and held up to a window or the afternoon sun, the walls glow through with colour. Use it as a fruit basket for the kitchen bench, a catchall tray for keys and coins by the front door, or simply as a sculptural centrepiece that gets picked up and turned over by every visitor who walks past it. Printed to order, usually ready within a couple of days. Pick a colour that suits your bench or your bookshelf, from a bold Azure Blue to a clear Transparent finish that shows the lattice at its best.