A glasshouse built from small discoveries

Let the garden borrow from the sweet shop.

A greenhouse already feels a little impossible: warm light, curved glass and plants from different places growing together. Pelomavi extends that idea with peach domes, raspberry canopies and sugar flowers.

Six original scenes give the setting different scales. The broad entrance introduces the architecture; the orchard and workbench bring you close to surfaces. A quiet pond and upper terrace open the view again.

The result is a visual visit, not a catalogue of things to buy. There is no real conservatory to book and no edible product described by the artwork.

Light you can adjust

The finish studio isolates one simple idea from the illustrations. Moving the slider changes a reflection on a sweet, letting you compare powder-soft and polished surfaces without altering the colour underneath.

A notebook that asks very little

The three observation marks encourage a second look. They have no score and do not unlock a scene. You can change a mark or let all three disappear when the page is reloaded.