Made one at a time, in Fort Lauderdale.

WOM began at the end of 2024, in a small apartment, with a piece that started as a vase. One afternoon, sunlight passed through it at sunset — and the way the light transformed it was too beautiful to ignore. The vase became a lamp: the Marsh.

I shared the first pieces with friends, then at local fairs, and they sold out every time. That's when I knew this wasn't an experiment — it was the beginning of something I truly loved creating.

Today, every piece is 3D-printed in plant-based PLA in Fort Lauderdale, USA, assembled by hand with components sourced from around the world, and finished slowly: corners eased, seams sanded, surface waxed. Nothing is mass-produced; nothing is warehoused. When you order something, it gets made — and numbered.

We work with a tight palette — bone, terracotta, mustard, charcoal, and the soft gray we call bruma. They mix easily, age slowly, and never look like a trend.

Objects are not just things. They live with us, and become part of moments that matter.
— Diego