Indigenus and global design studio Yabu Pushelberg debut their first collaboration with the Pebble Planter collection. Wallpaper, Elle Decor, Hospitality Design, and the Business of Fashion have named Yabu Pushelberg among the world’s most influential design studios. Working around the world, the studio found it difficult to find quality, sophisticated planters to utilize in their projects. This need became the motivation to develop Pebble and have the collection available worldwide through Indigenus’ distribution networks.

Sebastian’s love for traditional craftsmanship coupled with a natural affinity for colours, authentic materials and textures and his curiosity for different cultures meant that this collaboration was a natural fit. His works have won numerous accolades – among others, the IF Award, the Iconic Award and the Elle Décor International Designer of the Year for 2021 award (Edida) in 2021. 

Andile is one of Africa’s most original and renowned ceramicists. His pieces communicate African cultural traditions. Scaling his designs into large planters led to a unique and original collaboration. Andile has exhibited multiple times at the Friedman Benda Gallery in New York and Art Basel and has collections in museums worldwide.

Architects Greg Truen and Stefan Antoni of SAOTA share a distinctive design vision that has shaped their 20-year partnership. Based on a clear language of function meeting form and in the pursuit of true architectural design, their large practice is in demand worldwide. SAOTA has completed buildings in a staggering 86 countries.

Haldane is regarded as South Africa’s first recognised high-end, contemporary furniture designer. The collaboration was inspired by the desire to create a minimalist, beautiful shape that is timeless.

Laurie is a highly regarded Cape Town furniture designer, and his fantastic ability with curvature and proportions drew us to him. His products have been exhibited at Art Basel in Miami and Basel.