Description
This set of three belly planters brings a grounded, tactile feel to indoor greenery. Cast from concrete with a rustic wash finish, each pot carries the subtle mottling and slight variation you expect from a hand-finished surface, so no two pieces look identical. The rounded belly form swells gently at the middle before drawing back toward a wide opening, giving your plants a generous, stable base. The largest measures 50cm tall with a 54cm width and 54cm depth, and the trio steps down in size so you can group them together or spread them across a room.
These planters suit hallways, living rooms, conservatories and bright corners that need a little structure and weight. Cluster all three for a layered, gallery-style arrangement, or place them individually to anchor a reading nook or frame a doorway. The neutral concrete tone works alongside natural timber, woven textures and painted walls in warm or cool shades, letting the foliage do the talking. Tall grasses, trailing pothos or a sculptural fig all sit well within the wide opening.
Concrete is porous, so we suggest using a plastic liner or an inner nursery pot to protect the finish and manage watering. This keeps moisture away from the surface and makes it simple to swap plants as the seasons change. Wipe the exterior with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth to lift dust, and avoid harsh chemicals that could dull the wash. With gentle care, these planters will hold their character for years.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Material |
Concrete |
| Height |
50cm |
| Width |
54cm |
| Depth |
54cm |
Frequently Asked
What are these planters made from?
They are cast from concrete with a rustic wash finish, giving each pot a solid, weighty feel and a naturally varied surface.
How should I style the set?
Group all three together for a layered look or space them out to anchor separate corners. The neutral tone pairs easily with timber, woven baskets and both warm and cool wall shades.
Will these hold large plants?
Yes. The largest stands 50cm tall with a 54cm width and depth, so there is plenty of room for tall grasses, trailing foliage or a sculptural specimen, with the smaller pots suiting more compact plants.
Do I need a liner?
We recommend a plastic liner or inner nursery pot. Concrete is porous, so a liner protects the finish and makes watering and plant swaps far easier.
How do I clean them?
Wipe the surface with a soft, dry or barely damp cloth to remove dust. Avoid harsh chemicals so the rustic wash keeps its character.