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The Horizontal Metal Planter is a bold and artistic addition to any space, blending modern design with functional elegance. Its main feature is the horizontal "window" cut-out in the center. This change makes a simple planter into an interesting conversation piece. This sculptural design adds visual interest and a feeling of openness. It serves as an eye-catching focal point indoors and outdoors. Great for modern landscapes, patios, gardens, or even contemporary interiors, the Horizontal Metal Planter adds style to any space. Its versatility makes it a great choice for many plants. It works well for both lush greenery and architectural succulents. Its strong construction ensures it will last a long time and stay beautiful. This planter can be a statement piece on its own or part of a group. It adds a unique and stylish touch to your décor. Also see its vertical and square companion containers.
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There are 6 sizes of the high stout planter. They also come in a shorter (round) shape.
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Add a vibrant touch to your outdoor space with the two-piece Havana Planter set, featuring contemporary drip glaze patterns in bold tones. The tall, tapered design is perfect for deep-rooting plants, creating a striking contrast when paired with spiky foliage or ornamental grasses.
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Featuring a fabric-like textured finish, the three-piece Handspun Linen Planter set creates a visually engaging effect for contemporary gardens. These generously proportioned terracotta containers come in varying diameters, making them ideal for plants of all shapes and sizes.
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The four-piece Hancock Planter set is available in four contemporary glaze finishes, with a cube shape that works with a variety of flower and shrub styles. Handcrafted from terracotta, these modern garden containers include drainage holes in the base.
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Perfectly proportioned, the Haley Planters are available in two sizes and fiberglass finish options, as well as a set in the same color. The simple shape of these stylish planters features a ribbed pattern to add visual interest. Both durable and lightweight, these outdoor containers are suitable for a variety of plants, shrubs or cascading foliage.
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Reminiscent of an egg shell, our Guilford Planters come in three sizes and fiberglass finish options, as well as a set. The clean form of these modern planters is both durable and lightweight, and works well with a range of foliage, shrubs or flowers. Place one alone or as a group for a stylish look in your garden patio or outdoor space.
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The three-piece Guaracha Planter set offers rich textural appeal, with unique terracotta glazing techniques and horizontal patterning. Perfect homes for shrubs or vibrant flowers, these deep containers come in several colorful finishes and include drainage holes to ensure your plants thrive.
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Our tall Glenmoore Planters are made of lightweight fiberglass in ivory or gray with a stylish ribbed pattern for visual interest. Ideal for a wide variety of plants or flowers, including those with deep roots, they look great alongside entryways or as a corner accent in your garden. *As shown patina: Lead & Ivory
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With five versatile size options, place the Giulia Planters as standalone bowls, or, in tiered groups to complete your container garden space. They are crafted from cast stone, in several finishes, and make an excellent choice for shallow rooting specimens like succulents or herbs.
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Featuring precise angles, our Geo Square Vase Planters come in 5 sizes and add vertical dimension to your modern outdoor setting. These tall containers are perfect for deep rooting plants, are handcrafted from lightweight GFRC and come in many different finish options. The Geo Planter Series also includes several other contemporary shapes.
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Featuring precise angles, our Geo Square Planters come in 4 sizes and work well to add vertical dimension to modern outdoor settings. These tall containers are handcrafted from lightweight GFRC and come in many different finish options. The Geo Planter Series also includes several other contemporary shapes.
