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Decor · Modernist Sculpture
PomumFaceted Porcelain Apple Sculpture
Four faceted porcelain apple sculptures, each cast in a single matte glaze with subtle speckled texture and finished with a slim cast-iron stem.
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A small thing worth looking at
The object on your desk you actually want to see every day
Low-poly, on purpose
Built from flat faceted planes instead of a smooth curve. Each facet catches light at its own angle, so the apple shifts in tone as you move past it rather than reading as one solid shape.
Two textures, one piece
A speckled matte glaze across the body meets a slim cast-iron stem. The soft ceramic and the dark metal play off each other, so the detail holds up at arm's length on a console.
One, or all four
Each color is a single muted glaze with a fine speckle running through it. Pick one for a quiet accent, or read the four together as a composed set.
4 finishes
Which one is yours
A swatch tells you the colour. This tells you the room it belongs in.
Pomum in Yellow
The one you notice from the doorway
One warm accent does more for a desk than three careful neutrals. Put yellow where the eye lands first and the rest of the setup can stay as plain as you like.
Pomum in Orange
Heat, used sparingly
Orange is warmth you can see from across the room. It wants a plain surface around it and rewards you with a desk that looks arranged rather than assembled.
Pomum in Green
Reads calm, and photographs well
Green takes the clinical edge off a desk that is otherwise all screen and metal. It sits naturally beside wood and plants, and it is the finish that makes a workspace look like somewhere you chose to be.
Pomum in Blue
Quiet, and the closest to ours
Blue holds its own without asking for attention, which is why it is the one that looks intentional behind you on a video call. Deep enough to anchor a desk, calm enough to sit there all day.
Measured, not guessed
Know exactly what lands on your desk.
- Dimensions4.33 x 5.51 in (11 x 14 cm)
- MaterialsMonochrome glazed porcelain, cast-iron stem
- FinishSpeckled matte glaze, hand-finished
- StyleModernist, geometric still life
- ColorwaysYellow, Orange, Green, Blue
- UseDesk accent, console centerpiece, bookshelf sculpture

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How it compares
Where we win, and where we don't.
| Pomum | The Amazon brand | The boutique | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hand-finished matte glaze | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✓Yes |
| Faceted low-poly form | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✗No |
| Cast-iron stem detail | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✓Yes |
| Four coordinated colorways | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | ✗No |
| Designed as a desk-and-console accent | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✓Yes |
| Single-piece, no assembly | ✓Yes | ✗No | ✗No |
Comparison reflects typical options in each tier, not any single competitor.
Questions
Good to know before you equip.
How big is it, and will it fit on a desk or shelf?
Each apple measures 4.33 by 5.51 in (11 by 14 cm), so it sits in the palm-sized range. That keeps it small enough for a desk corner, a console, or a bookshelf without crowding the surface.
What is it made of?
The body is monochrome glazed porcelain with a speckled matte glaze, finished with a slim cast-iron stem. The soft ceramic surface and the dark metal stem are meant to play off each other up close.
What colors can I choose from?
It comes in Yellow, Orange, Green, and Blue, each a single muted glaze with a fine speckle running through it. Pick one for a quiet accent, or read all four together as a composed set.
Is the surface smooth or angular?
It is built from flat, low-poly planes rather than a smooth curve, so it reads as modernist still life. Each facet catches light at its own angle, which means the apple shifts in tone as you move past it.
How do I clean it?
Dust it with a dry microfiber cloth. The description says to avoid liquids and abrasives, so keep it dry and skip any cleaning sprays.
Is this a functional object or purely decorative?
It is a sculptural desk accent, not a functional tool. It works as a desk accent, console centerpiece, or bookshelf sculpture, sculptural enough to hold a surface without taking itself too seriously.
Should I buy one or the full set?
Either works. One color makes a quiet single accent; buying all four lets the set read together when you want the desk to feel composed. Each is sold by color, so you choose how many.
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