A world without waste isn't a someday idea. It's a thing you can put in a room. Phoam is one of them. Its arched, honeycomb base is 3D printed from recycled PLA that we make ourselves, in our Montréal studio, from our own offcuts, failed prints, and pieces customers send back. No glue. No paint. The sienna gradient you see is the reclaimed material itself, a deep, earthy red-brown that runs clay-dark in the honeycomb hollows and lifts to warm terracotta where the print lines catch the light. A solid white oak top sits above, its open golden grain warm against the sienna below, smooth and cool under the hand.

Because we print in small batches from the material we have on hand, every Phoam is a little different and no two gradients are alike. Nothing here is a compromise. It's a piece you'd choose anyway, made in a way that leaves nothing behind. And when it reaches the end of its life with you, it comes back to us and becomes the next thing.