Description
This large concrete planter carries an earthen wash finish, giving the surface a softly mottled, weathered look that recalls hand-finished stoneware. Cast from solid concrete, it has real weight and presence, standing 54cm tall with a generous 58cm diameter that reads as a floor-standing piece rather than a tabletop pot. The wide opening makes it well suited to sizeable indoor plants, and the natural tonal variation across the wash means no two pieces look exactly alike.
We like this planter grouped with foliage that has scale to match, such as a fiddle leaf fig, a rubber plant or a cluster of tall grasses. Its neutral, stone-like finish sits comfortably against wood, rattan and linen, so it works in a plant-filled living room corner, a hallway or a bright conservatory. Because concrete is porous, we would use a liner or a plastic nursery pot set inside rather than planting directly, which keeps the interior sealed and makes it easy to lift plants out for watering or repotting. Left empty, it also holds larger dried stems or branches well.
Concrete is hard-wearing and stable, so the planter shrugs off everyday knocks and stays put under a heavy plant. Wipe the outside with a dry or barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners that can mark the wash. If you use it near a window sill or wooden floor, sit it on felt pads or a saucer to protect the surface beneath from moisture. With a liner in place it will serve reliably for years.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Material |
Concrete |
| Height |
54cm |
| Width |
58cm |
| Depth |
58cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is cast from solid concrete with an earthen wash finish, so it has real weight and a naturally mottled, stone-like surface.
Can I plant directly into it?
We recommend using a liner or a plastic nursery pot inside, as concrete is porous and this keeps the interior protected while making watering easier.
What size plants suit it?
At 54cm tall with a 58cm diameter, it holds larger indoor plants such as a fiddle leaf fig, rubber plant or tall grasses.
Where does it work best?
Its neutral finish suits a living room corner, hallway or conservatory, and it pairs well with wood, rattan and linen.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a dry or barely damp cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, and stand it on pads or a saucer to protect floors from moisture.