Description
This ceramic planter brings a rounded, tactile form to indoor greenery, standing 15cm tall with a generous 17cm width and depth. The bellied silhouette curves gently outward from the base before drawing back towards the rim, giving it a settled, grounded look that suits a wide spread of foliage. Fired ceramic gives the piece a solid, weighty feel in the hand, with a smooth finish that catches the light softly across its surface. It works as one of a pair or as part of a wider group of planters at varying heights.
We find this planter sits happily on a windowsill, a shelf or a sideboard, and its compact footprint means it slots into tighter spots where a larger pot would crowd. Style it with a trailing plant to soften the edges, or use it for a smaller leafy specimen that lets the shape stay in view. The open top makes potting and watering straightforward, and the neutral, natural finish blends with painted walls, wood tones and woven textures alike. Group several across a run of shelving to build a relaxed, planted feel in a living room or kitchen.
The wide opening suits a plastic liner, which keeps soil and moisture away from the ceramic and makes swapping plants an easy job. If you pot directly, add a layer of drainage material at the base. Wipe the surface clean with a soft, damp cloth as needed, and keep the pot on a mat or coaster to protect furniture from any residual moisture underneath.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
15cm |
| Width |
17cm |
| Depth |
17cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from fired ceramic, which gives it a solid, weighty feel and a smooth surface finish.
Where does it suit best?
Its compact 17cm footprint works on windowsills, shelves and sideboards, and it pairs well grouped with other planters at different heights.
Can I use a liner with it?
Yes, the wide open top suits a plastic liner, which protects the ceramic and makes changing plants simple.
Does it have drainage?
If you pot directly into it, add a layer of drainage material at the base, or use a liner and keep the pot on a mat to protect surfaces.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth when needed and dry it afterwards.