Vireo Mist · greenhouse climate

Moisture, kept under a glaze.

A control surface sealed like a thin candy shell — pale and quiet until a single droplet lights up to tell you exactly where to look.

Why a glaze

Calm enough to ignore, clear enough to trust.

Living things hate spikes. Dragée holds the dew steady and keeps the interface milky and restrained, so a change in colour always means something.

One droplet at a time

Accents are tiny lychee, aqua and yuzu beads — reserved for the one thing that needs you, paired always with a label.

Milky, never murky

Reading surfaces stay near‑solid white; only edges and trays go translucent, so small text never floats over a pattern.

Rhythm by spacing

Rainline strips break long surfaces into quiet bands. Hierarchy comes from air and opacity before colour.

How it works

Set a dew, then forget it.

Dragée watches the room and breathes the mist in short bursts — never a fog, just enough to hold the line.

Pick a target

Choose the dew each bench should hold; the shell shows the live reading beside it.

Let it pulse

Short timed bursts keep humidity flat between readings — no spikes, no drips.

Watch the droplets

A bead lights only when a tank runs low or a leaf stays wet too long.

Live benches

Four zones, one steady dew.

Fern bench

On
76%

target 75% · holding

Orchid shelf

Hold
68%

target 70% · drift −2

Seedling flat

Dry
61%

target 72% · refill soon

Ready when you are

Give the bench a steady sky.

Start with one zone. Set a dew. Let Dragée hold it while you do the rest of the morning.