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Cubik.one We're a new project featuring versatile cubes that you can easily use to build unique creations of your own design.

With our cubes, adults can construct impressive structures with the same ease and creativity as building with Lego.

For cafés, hotels, offices, showrooms, and event spaces, zoning often needs to change faster than permanent construction...
31/07/2026

For cafés, hotels, offices, showrooms, and event spaces, zoning often needs to change faster than permanent construction allows.

Cubik.one dividers help organize open areas without fixed walls. They can separate seating, create more privacy, guide visitor flow, or form a green boundary inside the space.

The structure can be assembled on site, moved, expanded, or rebuilt for a new layout. It can also include planter sections, shelves, or display niches, so the divider becomes a functional part of the interior.

A practical solution for spaces that need to stay flexible.

These partitions are built from Cubik.one's modular cubes and can be adjusted by hand, whenever you need.Add a row to ma...
21/07/2026

These partitions are built from Cubik.one's modular cubes and can be adjusted by hand, whenever you need.
Add a row to make them taller, remove one to make them lower. Use solid panels where you want privacy, open ones where you want light and air, or panels with pockets for plants. No tools, no contractor – just rearrange the cubes yourself when the space needs something

Ever bought a planter, loved it for six months, and then it just stopped bringing you any joy?That's usually not a sign ...
13/07/2026

Ever bought a planter, loved it for six months, and then it just stopped bringing you any joy?

That's usually not a sign something's wrong with it, it's a sign it's time to change something.

Mini cubes are a small modular component for DIY projects: snap a few together, build a planter or a little stand that actually excites you right now. When the feeling fades again, take it apart and build the next one. Same cubes, new emotion every time.

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Some spaces just feel alive the moment you walk in.It's not always about the art on the walls. Sometimes it's the way a ...
06/07/2026

Some spaces just feel alive the moment you walk in.

It's not always about the art on the walls. Sometimes it's the way a bench sits next to a tree, or how a table anchors the room without closing it off. Considered, but not precious — like it could shift tomorrow and still make sense.

That's modular. The space grows with whatever's happening in it — an exhibition, a lunch crowd, a quiet Tuesday afternoon.

Cubik exists to make that change easy.

Start with the 3D builder. See how far it goes.
cubik.one/builder

A quick gardening fact worth knowing: soil volume matters more than pot height It's one of the most common mistakes new ...
29/06/2026

A quick gardening fact worth knowing: soil volume matters more than pot height

It's one of the most common mistakes new plant owners make. You choose a container because it *looks* right, when what actually matters is happening below the soil line. Roots don't just grow straight down. They spread outward, branching sideways in search of water, oxygen, and nutrients. Give them a tall but narrow pot and they run out of room quickly. Give them width and depth, and they build a healthy, stable root system that supports everything above it.

This is why volume is the number that counts. More soil holds moisture longer and stays evenly damp, which protects roots from constant wet-dry swings. It holds more nutrients before they're used up, and it buffers temperature, since soil in a generous container heats and cools more slowly. That shields roots on a hot balcony or a cold windowsill.

It also explains why plants ask for such different homes. A serious outdoor planter often starts around 180 L of soil, because those root systems genuinely need the space. A windowsill succulent is happy in a small cube. Its roots are shallow, it stores its own water, and too much soil would just stay wet and invite rot.

So before you pick a pot, picture what's happening underground. Match the container to the root system, not to the plant's height above the soil, and most of your watering and "why is it struggling?" questions get a lot easier to answer.

A skeleton for your soil 🌱A CUBIK.ONE planter is more than an outer box. Inside, it forms a rigid grid that works like a...
23/06/2026

A skeleton for your soil 🌱

A CUBIK.ONE planter is more than an outer box. Inside, it forms a rigid grid that works like a skeleton in the soil. That shape isn't an extra — it comes from the cubic construction itself, so every large container has it.

What the grid does is simple. It holds the soil together and reduces slumping over time. It gives roots a stable frame to branch around and hold onto as the plant grows. And it keeps the planter strong and in shape for the long run, even when it's full of heavy soil and big roots.

There's research behind it, too: when root tips get redirected, plants tend to grow more fine roots and a more branched root system — which usually helps the plant settle in and take up water and nutrients.
Good structure below, healthy growth above.

This planter can be built from the largest Mini Cubiks set.It works as a long windowsill composition with different leve...
12/06/2026

This planter can be built from the largest Mini Cubiks set.

It works as a long windowsill composition with different levels for succulents, cacti, flowers, or herbs.

The main idea of Mini Cubiks is flexibility. You are not limited to one fixed shape, you can build the planter you need, change the layout, add new cubes, or rebuild it later.
One set can become many different planters.

Cubik.one cubes can be adapted to almost any space, which makes them especially useful for public interiors.A lobby, rec...
03/06/2026

Cubik.one cubes can be adapted to almost any space, which makes them especially useful for public interiors.

A lobby, reception area, showroom, office, hotel, or event space can all have different layouts and requirements. With a modular system, the structure does not have to be fixed from the start. It can be built to fit the space, then rearranged, expanded, or moved when needed.

This is also a practical advantage for logistics: the cubes are easy to transport, store, and assemble by hand on site.

Send us a message, and we’ll prepare a free 3D design for your project.

Cubik.one cubes make it possible to adapt the planter to different plant sizes, layouts, and spacesA compact structure f...
14/05/2026

Cubik.one cubes make it possible to adapt the planter to different plant sizes, layouts, and spaces

A compact structure for small greenery, a larger base for trees, a custom shape for entrances, terraces, gardens, or public areas.

The system is modular, so the planter can be expanded, adjusted, or rebuilt over time.

Send us a message, and we’ll create a free 3D design for your space.

We’re launching Cubik.one on Product Hunt on April 20 🚀Cubik.one is a tool free modular 3D cube system to build anything...
20/04/2026

We’re launching Cubik.one on Product Hunt on April 20 🚀

Cubik.one is a tool free modular 3D cube system to build anything in real life.

Use it for furniture, planters, displays, and custom spaces.
Model your setup in our online 3D builder.
Create custom objects.
Generate ideas with AI from text or voice.

To celebrate the launch, we’ll be offering 20% off for the Product Hunt community.

Follow the launch here:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/cubik-one

Would love your feedback when we go live. What would you build first?

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