Terra Planters

Fiber cement gives Terra planters a textured, slightly aged surface, halfway between pottery and stone. The collection covers small sizes that sit on a piece of furniture as well as large, elongated models that hold a tree.

Measure the pot before you choose

The right planter always starts with the plant's original pot. Measure its height and its widest diameter, then add about two centimeters to get the minimum diameter of the container. Sizes in the collection range from seventeen to sixty centimeters, leaving room for a plant that fills out.

Three silhouettes, three effects

The straight model slips against a wall and is easy to repeat in multiples. The rounded version softens a very graphic room and stands out even when empty. The elongated format raises an artificial tree and gives it back the stature that a low pot takes away.

The material and its care

Fiber cement withstands the moisture of watering and needs only a damp cloth to restore its color. It is designed for indoor use and for sheltered outdoor spaces, under an awning or on a covered balcony. Its mineral finish deliberately keeps irregular variations from one piece to the next.

Frequently asked questions

What size planter for my plant?

Take the diameter of the original plastic pot and add two centimeters. For a tree, a tall model is better than a wide one, so the foliage stays in line with the pot.

Can I put a Terra planter outdoors?

On a covered terrace or a sheltered balcony, yes. In strong wind and driving rain, the textured finish weathers much faster.

Why do shades vary from one pot to another?

Because the terrazzo and terracotta finishes are worked on the surface, with a deliberately aged effect. Two pieces in the same color complement each other without being identical.