Front view of two silver-toned cylindrical planters at different heights on tall black frames with crossed lower braces.

Pedestal Planter Set — Silver

£250.00
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Front view of two silver-toned cylindrical planters at different heights on tall black frames with crossed lower braces.

Pedestal Planter Set — Silver

£250.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days

Description

This pair of pedestal planters displays houseplants at two different heights, giving foliage a layered silhouette. Cylindrical silver-toned pots contrast with slender black frames, whose open bases keep the arrangement visually light. Together, they make a striking focal point with space for each plant to stand out.

Why You'll Love It
  • Separate pedestals let you arrange the pair together or place them apart.
  • Etched pots offer decorative interest even before you choose your plants.
  • Silver and black pair easily with both pale and richly coloured interiors.
Materials & Finish

Handcrafted in India, the iron pots have an antique nickel finish etched with fine intersecting lines. Varied widths and spacing give the pattern an irregular, plaid-like character, with brighter lines against a brushed-looking grey-silver ground. Black iron frames provide a crisp outline beneath each pot, with square legs and low X-shaped bracing.

Dimensions
  • Large planter including pedestal — width × depth × height: 25.5 × 25.5 × 76 cm
  • Small planter including pedestal — width × depth × height: 23 × 23 × 69 cm
  • Large pot — diameter × height: 25.5 × 25.5 cm
  • Small pot — diameter × height: 23 × 23 cm
What's included
  • Includes two planters, each with a supporting frame.
Assembly
  • Assembly is required.
Care & Use
  • Use indoors only.
  • Wipe with a soft cloth, either dry or lightly dampened.
Styling Note

Place the pair slightly staggered beside a low cabinet, leaving their patterned pots in view. Try upright foliage in one and a trailing plant in the other to make the most of the differing heights.

Why We Love It

The almost textile-like pattern on the pots gives these clean cylindrical forms an unexpectedly intricate surface.