Description
These faux plants sit in four little cement cube pots, each bearing a single letter so that, lined up side by side, they spell HOME. Every pot holds a green succulent-style rosette with a scattering of small pebbles around its base, and the grey cement has a soft stone finish with gentle variation across each face. The letters are pressed into the front in a classic serif typeface, neatly outlined so the word reads clearly from across the room. Each square pot measures 6cm across, a compact size that keeps the whole row tidy on a narrow ledge.
Because the four pots are separate, you can arrange them however the space allows: in a straight line along a mantelpiece, stepped across a windowsill, or staggered on a bookshelf between a few favourite books. They are small enough for a desk, a hallway console or the top of a chest of drawers, and the grey tone sits comfortably with white walls, natural wood and soft neutrals. The green leaves bring a little life to corners that get hardly any daylight, such as a landing or a north-facing shelf, and there is no watering, repotting or wilting to worry about.
The pots are cement with a stone finish, and the slightly textured surface gives them an honest, natural look that suits both modern and rustic rooms. To keep them looking fresh, dust the leaves now and then with a soft dry cloth or a soft brush, and wipe the outside of the pots with a barely damp cloth when needed, letting them dry before you put them back. For styling, try the letters in a straight row on a pale shelf so the word stands out, or set them beside a stack of books and a candle for a cosy corner. They are an easy, cheerful thing to give, too.
Specification
| Colour |
Grey |
| Finish |
Stone |
| Height |
6cm |
| Width |
6cm |
| Depth |
6cm |
| Weight |
0.249kg |
| Design |
Home |
Frequently Asked
How big are the cement pots?
Each square cement pot measures 6cm across, so the four together make a compact row that fits easily on a narrow shelf or windowsill.
Do the letter pots have to stay together in a line?
No, each pot is separate, so you can line them up to spell HOME, step them across a sill or spread them along a shelf.
What are the pots made of?
The pots are grey cement with a stone finish, and each one holds a green succulent-style faux plant with small pebbles around its base.
Do the faux plants need watering?
No, these are faux plants, so there is no watering or repotting to think about. Simply dust the leaves with a soft dry cloth now and then.
Where do these faux plants look best?
They sit well on a mantelpiece, desk, hallway console or bookshelf, and the grey cement suits white walls, natural wood and soft neutral schemes.