Planters + Pots

Thoughtfully designed with a drainage hole and removable saucer so you can tailor the amount of water catchment to suit your plants, the Contour Planter (2018) looks good while helping your green thumb. Made of porcelain, the surface of this planter is designed with a series of ridges or coils for textural interest. Made in…

We simply want to create things people won’t get rid of,’ says Chen-Yen Wei of the objects that she designs with her husband and partner, Hung-Ming Chen. In creating the Story Planter (2020), the pair brought a new twist to floral arrangements by accommodating plants and flowers in a vertical stack within a very compact…

The Urban Jungle Glazed Flower Pot (2021) is uniquely shaped and vibrantly finished in a rich glossy glaze. Made for indoor use, this planter does not have a drainage hole. The interior has a thin waterproof coating but this does not guarantee 100% watertightness. For best results and to prevent cracking, don’t plant directly in…

Inspired by the uncluttered lines and industrial surfaces of Bauhaus architecture, the Bau Pot (2018) adds a sculptural modern twist to your porch or patio. This elevated pot brings attention to your beautiful blooms, and its corrugated steel construction makes it suitable for outdoor use. Drainage hole in the bottom of the pot. Made in…

The Knox Planter (2021) gives you a choice of the rustic patinated look of Corten steel, or a clear or coated finish that’s maintenance-free. Corten steel planters will patinate over a period of three to nine months, depending on location and climate. Linen, Deep Space, and Clear Coated planters arrive fully finished with a coated…

Accent your plants with the clean goblet shape of the Hourglass Planter (2018). This piece is crafted from smooth sheet metal with an antirust coating for withstanding years of use both indoors and out. Flip it in either direction for a smaller or larger pot. Cleans up easily with a damp cloth. Includes rubber-capped drainage…

Belgium-based designer Marie Michielssen created the Construct Planter (2020) as an exercise in studying proportion. ‘I like to play with shapes,’ she says. ‘I cut up cones and cylinders and reassemble them in unexpected ways, creating new, fascinating shapes that are harmonious nonetheless.’ Designed for indoor use. Made in Afghanistan.