12 Planters Your Houseplants are Thirsty For
Here's our hypothesis: Turmeric-stained eggs taste better surrounded by lush greenery. Hemp-milk chai lattes look even more tempting when placed next to a charming ceramic planter (or three). And dining in a veritable indoor jungle make us even more excited to start our day with a plate of mango toast. Here are the stylish planters we're using to bring the laid-back cafe vibe home with us.
Photo courtesy of Coming Soon1/12Miami Motel Planter Bookend
Spadone Home's stark ceramics are made by siblings Miles and Molly in coastal Kennebunk, Maine. Their Miami Motel vessel doubles as a stylish bookend and watertight vase.
Photo courtesy of Light + Ladder2/12Archromo Planter by Light + Ladder
These earthy, stackable pots have a shallow basin that's perfect for succulents, cacti, and small ferns.
Photo courtesy of Helen Levi3/12Medium Beach Planter by Helen Levi
We're noted Helen Levi devotees, and this marbled stoneware planter encapsulates everything we love about the stylish Brooklyn-based ceramicist.
Photo by Margrit Wenzel4/12Porcelain and Steel Planter by Andrew Molleur
With glazed porcelain and a coated steel stand, this planter is a sleek and polished addition to any room.
5/12Raw Terracotta Hex Planter by Bzippy and Company
Inspired by "Brutalist architecture, geometry, and California sunsets," this made-to-order terracotta planter by L.A. artist Bari Ziperstein is the ideal home for large indoor plants.
Buy Bzippy and Company's Raw Terracotta Hex Planter, $1,200.
Photo courtesy of Rachel Saunders6/12Raw Curve Planter by Rachel Saunders
This wheel-thrown stoneware planter is left unglazed to let plants breathe easier (and grow stronger!)
Photo courtesy of Coming Soon7/12Deco Vessel by Spadone Home
Spadone Home uses marble-like Meganite to form their Deco Vessel, a small planter inspired by the Art Deco period's iconic, crisp geometry.
8/12Pleated Shift Self-Watering Earthenware Planter by Umbra
Sometimes even houseplants need a helping hand. With a self-watering wick and pleated sides that accommodate growing plants, this earthenware planter is perfect for new plant parents whose thumbs are more brown than green.
Buy Umbra's Pleated Shift Self-Watering Earthenware Planter, $60
Photo courtesy of Homecoming9/12Horned Melon Planter by Chen Chen & Kai Williams
This unique miniature planter is cast with fine cement in a mold made from real fruit.
10/12Painted Design Planter by Om Ceramic
Add a pop of color to your coffee table with Om Ceramic's hand-painted, brightly patterned pot.
Photo by Margrit Wenzel11/12Block Planter by Andrew Molleur
Andrew Molleur's eye-catching grooved vessel is the perfect home for small succulents and cacti, and it comes with an equally diminutive matching water tray.
12/12Large Concrete Geometric Planter by Anson Design Co
Anson Design Co's stylish and durable concrete planter is inspired by Icosahedron, a polyhedron that symbolizes water in sacred geometry.
