Description
This medium ceramic planter brings a soft, natural touch to indoor greenery. Finished in a warm olive green glaze, the ceramic has a gentle sheen that catches the light and shows the subtle variation you expect from a fired surface. The rounded form measures 16cm in height and 18cm across, giving it a balanced, slightly compact shape that sits comfortably on a shelf, sideboard or windowsill. The wide opening makes it easy to position plants and keeps foliage looking full and settled.
We designed this planter to work across a range of settings, from a bright kitchen to a living room corner or a home office desk. The olive green tone pairs well with terracotta, cream and natural wood, and it holds its own against both leafy trailing plants and neat upright growers. Group a few together at varying heights for a considered display, or let one stand alone as a quiet accent. The medium size suits herbs, small ferns and young houseplants, and the open top leaves room for the plant to breathe.
The ceramic body is sturdy and easy to keep clean, needing only a wipe with a damp cloth to lift dust and marks. If your plant is potted directly, use a saucer beneath to protect surfaces from moisture. Many of our customers prefer to slot in a plastic liner or nursery pot, which keeps the interior tidy and simplifies watering. Either way, this planter makes a practical and good-looking home for your favourite indoor plants.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Green |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
16cm |
| Width |
18cm |
| Depth |
18cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this planter made from?
It is made from fired ceramic with an olive green glaze, giving a smooth, hard-wearing finish with natural variation across the surface.
Where does it work best in the home?
The medium size suits shelves, sideboards, windowsills and desks. The olive green tone sits well with wood, terracotta and cream, so it blends into most rooms.
What size plant will it hold?
At 16cm high and 18cm wide, it works nicely for herbs, small ferns and young houseplants. The wide opening gives foliage plenty of room.
Can I use a liner with it?
Yes. It takes a plastic liner or nursery pot well, which keeps the interior clean and makes watering easier. Add a saucer if you plant directly into it.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the ceramic with a damp cloth to remove dust and water marks. Avoid harsh abrasives so the glaze stays looking its best.