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New from 3dotscollective, Pot.pourri is a modular design with Venezuelan and European influences. The metal components reference indigenous Venezuelan basket-weaving, and the concrete elements echo contemporary Europe’s industrial aesthetic. Together, the ten pieces form bowls, vases, and hanging lamps in 100-plus variations. The designers’ vision is now on display at Milan Design Week, showing at the Ventura Team-Up at Via Dei Canzi 19 from April 8-13.
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