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Find the planter style that fits your space.

Explore six distinct styles, from clean modern forms to classic silhouettes. Choose the look that works with your space, then make it your own with 20 finish options.
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69370.48.MBW .Seoul .wplants

38 Planters

Modern & Minimalist

Clean lines, simple forms, and minimal detailing keep the focus on the plant and the space around it.

Works well with glass, metal, light wood, and clean-lined interiors.
69125.20.MBW .Valencia.wplants

17 Planters

Classic & Traditional

Soft curves, tapered silhouettes, and classic proportions bring a more timeless look without the visual heaviness of traditional stone planters.

Works well with brick, stone, painted wood, and more traditional interiors or entryways.
69245.MBW .Spiral.wplants

9 Planters

Textured & Organic

Textured surfaces and softly irregular forms add warmth, depth, and a more handcrafted feel.

Works well with rattan, natural fibers, warm wood, and softly textured interiors.
69904.MBW .Kathryn.wplant

38 Planters

Contemporary & Geometric

Bold angles and sculptural forms make these planters stand out as design features in their own right.

Works well with concrete, terrazzo, modern furniture, and clean architectural spaces.
69220.MBW .Badalona.Angle .wplants

12 Planters

Large & Statement-Making

Oversized planters designed to anchor patios, entryways, pool areas, and other open spaces.

Works well in spacious patios, tall entryways, poolside settings, and large outdoor areas.
69117.16.MBW .Set .ShortHayden.wplant

19 Planters

Tapered & Curved

Soft curves and tapered shapes create a lighter, more relaxed look without sacrificing visual presence.

Works well with soft furnishings, warm wood, natural textures, and relaxed interiors.

GROUPING TIPS

Start with one style, then vary the heights.

For a grouped look that feels clean and intentional, keep the planter style and finish consistent, then vary the heights for visual interest. If you want to mix styles, it usually works best in a different space.