Description
This is a large concrete planter with a rustic washed finish that gives the surface a lived-in, weathered look. Cast from solid concrete, it carries genuine weight and a slightly textured face, with subtle tonal variation across the wash so no two pieces read exactly the same. The rounded, vase-like form widens gently from the base and measures 54cm tall by 58cm wide, giving it real presence in a room or on a patio. The wide opening makes it well suited to sizeable foliage, and it works beautifully as a home for a small tree or a full, trailing plant.
We like this planter in a bright hallway, beside a fireplace or on a covered terrace where its scale can be appreciated. Group it with smaller planters of the same tonal family for a layered arrangement, or let it stand alone as an anchor for a leafy corner. The neutral, natural finish sits happily against wood, rattan, stone and painted walls, so it settles into most schemes without effort.
Because concrete is porous, we recommend using a plastic liner or an inner pot rather than potting directly into the vessel, which keeps moisture away from the surface and makes replanting straightforward. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals that could dull the wash. Indoors, sit it on felt pads to protect flooring. If used outside, be aware that concrete can absorb water and should be sheltered from prolonged frost to protect the finish over time.
Specification
| Type |
Planters |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Material |
Concrete |
| Height |
54cm |
| Width |
58cm |
| Depth |
58cm |
Frequently Asked
Is this planter made from real concrete?
Yes, it is cast from solid concrete with a rustic washed finish, so it has genuine weight and a naturally textured surface with slight tonal variation.
Does it suit a liner?
We recommend using a plastic liner or inner pot, as concrete is porous and this keeps moisture away from the vessel while making replanting easier.
What size plant will it hold?
At 54cm tall and 58cm wide with a generous opening, it comfortably holds a small tree, a large leafy plant or a full trailing variety.
Where does it look best?
It works well in a hallway, living room or covered terrace, either standing alone or grouped with smaller planters in similar natural tones.
How do I care for it?
Wipe clean with a damp cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, use felt pads indoors and shelter it from prolonged frost if placed outside.