Description
This is a tall concrete planter finished with an earthen wash that gives the surface a mottled, weathered look. The cast concrete carries a soft matte texture and gentle tonal shifts across the body, so no two pieces read exactly the same. Standing 72cm high with a rounded 64cm form, it holds its own on the floor and gives larger plants the room they need. The wide opening at the top makes potting straightforward and suits a plastic liner or nursery pot dropped inside, which keeps soil contained and makes swapping plants simple.
We like this planter for a bright corner of a living room, a hallway with height to fill, or a conservatory where a leafy palm or fiddle-leaf fig can spread out. The earthen finish sits well against plaster walls, natural timber and woven textures, and it pairs happily with smaller planters grouped nearby for a layered look. Its scale means it works as an anchor piece rather than a shelf filler, so give it space to breathe. Trailing plants soften the rim, while an upright specimen draws the eye upward.
Concrete is hard-wearing and steady on its base, though the weight rewards choosing its spot before filling. We suggest using a liner rather than planting directly, as this protects the interior and lets excess water drain away without pooling. Wipe the outside with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals that could mark the wash. Felt pads underneath help protect floors and make repositioning easier across the seasons.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Material |
Concrete |
| Height |
72cm |
| Width |
64cm |
| Depth |
64cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is cast concrete with an earthen wash finish, giving a textured, matte surface with subtle tonal variation across each piece.
Can I plant directly into it?
We recommend using a liner or dropping a nursery pot inside. This keeps soil contained, aids drainage and protects the concrete interior.
What size plant does it suit?
At 72cm tall with a 64cm width, it is generous enough for larger indoor plants such as palms, fiddle-leaf figs or a mature dracaena.
Where does it work best?
It sits well on the floor in a living room corner, hallway or conservatory, anywhere it has space to stand as an anchor piece.
How do I keep it looking good?
Wipe with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals. Felt pads underneath help protect your floors.