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Bring your home to life with stylish pots, plants and planters. From £20 to £560, our collection spans ceramic planters, concrete statement pieces, and lifelike artificial plants. Whether you're styling a sunny windowsill or creating a green corner in your living room, we stock trusted brands like House Nordic Furniture and Baumhaus Furniture.

  • Artificial Plants – Maintenance-free greenery in realistic styles. No watering required. Explore artificial plants
  • Pots & Planters – Ceramic, concrete and metal designs to suit every interior aesthetic. Browse pots and planters
  • House Nordic Range – Best-selling vases and accessories. Scandinavian design meets modern homes. House Nordic Furniture
  • Colour Choices – Available in beige, black, blue, green, grey and brown finishes.

Tip: Mix materials and heights across your shelves—combine a concrete planter with a ceramic pot and a glass vase for visual interest and depth.

Start with our Baumhaus Furniture Ooki collection or House Nordic Furniture vases for instant style updates.

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Transform your home with stylish pots, plants and planters that bring nature indoors and enhance any room's décor. Whether you're looking for contemporary ceramic planters, rustic terracotta pots, or sleek modern containers, we offer a range of sizes and finishes to suit every interior style. From windowsill displays to statement floor planters, our collection lets you create the perfect botanical backdrop for your living space.

  • Ceramic & Terracotta Planters – Choose from classic terracotta designs and contemporary ceramic finishes that complement any home aesthetic. Pair them with our care kit to keep your plants thriving throughout the year.
  • Large Floor & Statement Planters – Make a bold design statement with oversized planters perfect for hallways, patios and living areas. These eye-catching pieces work beautifully alongside our home accessories collection to complete your interior scheme.
  • Hanging & Windowsill Pots – Maximise your display space with compact planters ideal for shelves, windowsills and hanging arrangements. Create layered plant displays that add greenery without taking up floor space.
  • Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all orders, so you can shop with confidence and have your planters delivered straight to your door.

Tip: Consider the drainage holes and material weight when selecting planters for indoor plants, and measure your space carefully to ensure your chosen pot complements your existing furniture and décor.

Browse our full range of pots, plants and planters today, and explore our storage and trunks for clever ways to organise your gardening supplies and plant care essentials.

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FAQs on Pots, Plants & Planters

What size planter do I need for my space?

Measure your space first, then choose a planter that fills roughly one-third of that area. For windowsills, select planters 15–30cm wide. For floor placement, 40–60cm diameter works in most living rooms. Check product dimensions in centimetres before ordering to ensure proper fit and visual balance.

Terracotta is porous, breathable and affordable but heavy and frost-prone. Ceramic pots are glazed, moisture-resistant, lighter, and suit indoors better. Terracotta suits outdoor plants; ceramic works inside or outside. Both need drainage holes. Choose ceramic for modern interiors; terracotta for traditional cottage styles.

Select a pot 2–5cm larger than your plants root ball. Ensure drainage holes are present—essential for preventing root rot. Match pot size to plant size: small plants (20cm pots), medium plants (30–40cm), large plants (50cm+). Consider material based on indoor or outdoor placement and your decor style.

Choose tall, narrow planters (30–40cm high) rather than wide ones—they maximise vertical space. Lightweight ceramic or resin pots are easier to move and rearrange. Wall-mounted planters save floor space entirely. Light colours like white, cream, or grey make rooms feel larger. Avoid dark, bulky terracotta.

Yes, but choose frost-resistant materials like ceramic, resin, or sealed terracotta that wont crack from temperature changes. Ensure planters have drainage holes with saucers beneath to protect indoor floors. Avoid untreated terracotta indoors—it absorbs moisture and may stain flooring. Ceramic or glazed options suit interior spaces better.

Ceramic pots need occasional wiping with a damp cloth to remove dust. Terracotta pots can be cleaned with water and a brush—dont use chemicals. Both last longer outdoors if protected from frost in winter. Check drainage holes monthly to prevent blockages that cause waterlogging and root damage.

Neutral shades—white, cream, grey, and black—work with any décor style. For contemporary spaces, choose matte finishes over glossy. Charcoal grey complements green plants visually. Monochromatic schemes (matching planter and plant pot) create cohesive, minimalist looks. Avoid bright colours unless coordinating with existing cushions or artwork.

Yes, drainage holes are essential—they prevent waterlogging and root rot. If your chosen planter lacks one, use it as a cache pot (outer container) and place a smaller draining pot inside. This doubles as a styling solution while protecting your plants health and your furniture from water damage.

Large planters (50cm+) suit statement plants like monstera or fiddle leaf fig and reduce watering frequency by holding more soil. Theyre better value long-term as plants wont outgrow them quickly. However, theyre heavier and harder to move. Budget £40–£150 for quality ceramic or resin; terracotta is cheaper but fragile.

Frost-resistant resin and composite materials perform best—they wont crack in winter. Sealed terracotta and glazed ceramic work but need winter protection. Plastic is durable but less attractive. Avoid unsealed natural terracotta outdoors in the UK. Check product descriptions for frost-resistant or all-weather labels before buying outdoor planters.

Group odd numbers (3 or 5) in varying heights and sizes for visual interest. Keep colours cohesive—use 2–3 tones maximum (white, grey, terracotta). Cluster on windowsills, shelves, or corners. Mix pot shapes: pair tall planters with squat ones. Leave breathing room between pots to avoid cluttered appearance and ensure plant access to light.
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