Description
This beige plant pot is made from 100% terracotta and shaped like a softly rounded bowl, its sides ringed with deep horizontal ribs from rim to base. The ribs catch the light differently through the day, so the surface never looks flat, and the matt, lightly speckled finish has the dry, earthy feel of fired clay. Seen from the side, the opening sits at a slant, which gives the pot a relaxed, gently leaning look. It measures 23cm long, 22cm wide and 19cm tall and weighs 1.5KG: a comfortable size for a medium houseplant on a table or windowsill.
Its low, wide shape suits spots where a tall pot would crowd the view: a coffee table, a deep windowsill, a sideboard or the end of a kitchen counter. The ribbed sides pair naturally with trailing plants such as pothos or string of pearls, whose stems can spill over the lower edge of the rim, and with compact leafy plants like peperomia or a small fern. Beige sits quietly beside wood, linen, rattan and pale walls, so the pot looks as much at home in a calm bedroom as in a busy living room. Grouped with plainer pots in a few sizes, it brings texture to a plant shelf without adding another colour.
The pot is made entirely of terracotta, a fired clay with a long history in planters, and its matt outer surface keeps the earthy texture of the material rather than a glossy coat. Terracotta is naturally porous, which is worth knowing before you plant directly into it. For an easy routine, keep your plant in its plastic nursery pot and stand it within the terracotta, so you can lift it out to water at the sink and return it once it has drained. Choose a plant whose foliage rises a little higher than the rim, and the slant of the opening will frame the leaves.
Specification
| Width |
22cm |
| Length |
23cm |
| Height |
19cm |
| Material |
100% Terracotta |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Weight |
1.5KG |
Frequently Asked
What is this plant pot made of?
It is made from 100% terracotta, a fired clay, with a matt, ribbed outer surface in beige.
How big is the pot?
It measures 23cm long, 22cm wide and 19cm tall, which suits a medium houseplant or a plant kept in a small nursery pot.
How heavy is it?
It weighs 1.5KG on its own, so allow for the extra weight of soil and a plant when choosing a shelf for it.
Which plants suit this pot?
Trailing plants such as pothos or string of pearls look good spilling over the slanted rim, and compact leafy plants like peperomia or a small fern suit its rounded shape.
Is the rim level all the way round?
Not quite. Seen from the side, the opening sits at a slant, so the pot has a gentle lean that frames trailing stems and leaves well.