Moss & Hearth
In development

Storage that disappears when you don't need it.

FlatBox is a modular, collapsible, airtight-by-design system for dry goods. Designed for modern living, built for preparedness.

FlatBox concept render: a navy panel box shown unfolded, standing as a closed box.
Concept render — experimental asset

The problem

The Problem

Traditional containers take up space, let in moisture, and attract pests. They're bulky, fragile, and inefficient. For homes that value simplicity and readiness, there's a better way.

The solution

The Solution: FlatBox

FlatBox is a modular, collapsible storage system designed for dry goods such as rice, beans, grains, flour, and seeds. It's designed to ship flat, unfold quickly, and lock into a sturdy, stackable box.

Designed in 3D

Designed in 3D

Every detail of FlatBox is being refined in CAD and rendered in Blender. This is the current design intent — a preview of what we're building.

FlatBox concept render: on the left, the box folded into a flat stack; on the right, the same panels unfolded into a box form.
Concept render — design intent. Left: folded flat. Right: unfolded box form.

Development journey

Where we are, honestly.

Development details →
  1. Defined

    Concept

    Core idea: a panel-based box that folds flat when not in use.

  2. In progress

    CAD development

    Refining the panel geometry, flexible hinge mechanism and click-lock concept.

  3. Next — Indiegogo

    Functional prototype

    Funded through Indiegogo, then built and tested.

  4. Future

    Kickstarter launch

    Tooling and first production run, after the prototype is validated.

Why Indiegogo?

Indiegogo lets us fund a fully functional FlatBox prototype before we go to Kickstarter. Our goal is $10K to build and test that prototype. It's also how we start building a community of early believers who want smarter, simpler storage — and who'll help shape the product before the full production campaign.

Stay in the loop

Stay in the loop

Be the first to know when FlatBox launches on Indiegogo.

Or write to us directly at contact@hearthandmoss.com