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Home in style with PTMD

The Dutch lifestyle brand, an exclusive partner of The Orangery, creates beautiful home accessories for the independent retailer. From faux fl owers to glassware, mirrors to Christmas décor, this interior design trailblazer o ers thousands of products your customer will love

PTMD collection is an independent design house exclusively for the independents. With a boundless love for innovation and craftsmanship, this Dutch lifestyle brand travels all over the world to collaborate with exceptional artists to create their signature eclectic glamour aesthetic.

In 1992, interior designer, Jos van Opdorp, grew frustrated by the limited and unimaginative selection of interior pots available in the interior and gardening sector. Seeing an opportunity to appeal to current home styling trends, PTMD was born, and began by supplying a curated range of interior pots to fl orists, at the world famous Aalsmeer fl ower market. PTMD have since developed their selection into a best-selling home interiors collection and are proud to present an ever-evolving assortment of over eight thousand interior creations, including houseplant pots, faux-fl owers, lighting, dried botanical, glassware, candles, mirrors, interior objet, furniture, Christmas and wall décor.

PTMD believe that imperfection is perfection and stand against the unobtainable aesthetic conception that beauty is defi ned by symmetry, scarcity and refi nement. Their design aesthetic is created by embracing the philosophies of biophilic design. Biophilic design is founded upon mankind’s innate desire to surround oneself within elements of nature, which fuels positive wellbeing. PTMD’s home interior collection is designed for the creation of spaces that exude positivity and personality. Their eclectic home interiors collection is a canvas for balanced, complementary colour palettes and seductively tactile textures.

All pieces designed by PTMD are limited edition, meaning that once a design is sold out or reaches its production limit, the brand ventures to create something new and exciting. With over half their collection of thousands of designs metamorphosing biannually, PTMD are interior design trailblazers, and are certainly one to watch for those seeking the latest trends in home styling.

Through their unique collaboration with talented global collective of artisan designers and skilled producers, PTMD’s pot collection embraces a vast array of traditional and innovative modern manufacturing methods to create expressive, original designs with soul. With a vast array of unique houseplant pot designs, their collection draws its aesthetic infl uence from organic forms, iconic Indonesian ceramics and edgy Dutch design. Their collection showcases a diverse spectrum of textured fi nishes, which are expressed across a wide range of sizes. Their Leone design is testament to their design philosophy. Available in four sizes, from 11cm diameter, the Leone features a textured bubble underglaze, which allows each pot in this collection to organically develop its own unique identity.

PTMD’s lighting design infl uences draw from botanical and organic origin. From hanging lamps capturing the eff ortless elegance of horticulture, to statement table lamps with rough and raw architecture and playful monstera leaf desk lamps. This season, their lighting collection debuts metal botanical light forms, such as their dramatic Bexley design, a statement Chinese palm leaf globe design, whose gilded appearance elegantly elevates the status of nature. For a more subdued, boho aesthetic which showcases natural materials, this season PTMD introduce their Kailey collection, a series of lighting crafted from carefully woven bamboo.

Showcasing the best of Dutch Design, PTMD work in partnership with award winning Dutch fl oral artists to develop their best-selling faux botanical catalogue. In a seasonally evolving collection of over 500 dried and faux designs, their fl oral artists utilise their wealth of horticultural expertise to develop a selection that refl ects the true form of each plant to ensure maximally convincing pieces. Their botanical