With eco-consciousness and slow living increasing in demand, beautiful biophilic aesthetics are becoming a mainstream part of most homes. And while boring plastic planters are a rarity in well-styled spaces, truly exciting pots don’t seem to be a priority just yet.
And since they can sometimes be hard to find, I found 15 hyper-stylish planters that will make your indoor garden look just as en vogue as the rest of your home. Think minimalist, maximalist, hanging, and classic terracotta finishes.
These planters will help you channel your favorite houseplant trends in high fashion. And let’s begin with the best planters I’ve spotted in recent times.
Best Indoor Planters Overall
Best for Modern Homes
Westwing
Planter Mariana, H 24 cm
Blue and brown have been the most exciting color combination of late. But I’m moving on from polka dots to stripes, and this planter from Westwing brings the vision to life with a bubbled texture.
Ferm Living
Evoke Pot – Tall
For your tall architectural plants, I find that this Evoke Pot from Ferm Living is a modern classic. It lends height and personality to your houseplant while letting the foliage shine.
Arket
Metal Flower Pot 11 cm
Yes, I’m still obsessed with chrome home accessories. And there’s something about the glossy green leaves paired with this ridged metallic finish that makes for a cool contemporary combination.
Best Minimalist Planters
West Elm
Large Rounded Ceramic Fluted Tabletop Planter
If houseplant minimalism is the theme of your green space, this elegant tabletop planter from West Elm is a no brainer. Its understated while letting everyone know you’ve got style.
Areaware
Model Three Planter
I love this Model Three Planter from Areaware. The lightly inked glass, the funneled facade, and the clear view of your plant’s roots turn a simple cultivar into a spectacle. And if yellow isn’t your vibe, it’s also available in an aquatic blue.
Westwing
Planter Patmos, H 29 cm
Westwing’s UK launch brought so many beautiful homewares to the forefront. But this particular sandy planter has got to be among my favorites. It feels like a natural finish to any tall plants.
Best Maximalist Planters
Amanita-Labs
Plant Pot – Burnt Ochre
Amanita-Labs is taking sustainable planter design to a whole new level. 3D printed from recycled PLA, this textured silhouette instantly becomes a conversation starter.
&k Amsterdam
Flower Pot Churros
La Redoute Interieurs
Ocardo Standing Iron Metal Plant Pot
From the bold cobalt blue to the standing design, this planter from La Redoute is a cool way to channel houseplant maximalism while still being relatively laid-back.
Best Terracotta Planters
The Hoff Pott from Bergs Potter continues to be one of my favorite renditions of terracotta. The unglazed planter paired with the glossy saucer feels just perfect.
Franca NYC
Medium Stacked Planter
As far as the best terracotta planters go, let me put you on to this Medium Stacked Planter from Franca NYC. It’s smooth, footed, and ideal for a statement plant.
Best Hanging Planters
AYTM
Metal Hanging Planter Globe
Ferm Living
Uma Balcony Box
Although originally designed to be hung on a balcony, I’m certain this boxed planter will make for an interesting plant set up on the inside of a windowsill or even by a mantel.
LSA
Canopy 12cm Hanging Planter Clear
Give your small indoor plants a (visual) raise with this eye-catching, clear hanging planter from LSA. Pair three in a corner for a dynamic indoor garden.
FAQs
What Material is Best for Indoor Planters?
Above all, terracotta is the best materials for indoor planters. Its high porosity makes it ideal for houseplants, second to ceramic and fiberglass.
Do Indoor Planters Need Drainage Holes?
It’s not an absolute must that your indoor planters need drainage holes. However, it’s commonly recommended for beginner gardeners to avoid root rot in the case of overwatering.
Next, style your houseplants up with plinths, pedestals, and plant stands. Or if you’re looking for something stylish in the way of plant care, these cool ceramic water cacti are not to miss.
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