Containers
Visual grid of containers and care tools. Each item is selected for its functional qualities and how it complements plant forms.
Plant Containers
Terracotta Pots
Unglazed clay pots allow soil to breathe and excess moisture to evaporate. Ideal for plants that prefer drier conditions. Natural material that ages gracefully.
Benefits: Good drainage, breathable, classic aesthetic
Glazed Ceramic
Waterproof glazing retains moisture longer than terracotta. Available in various colors and finishes. Heavier weight provides stability for larger plants.
Benefits: Moisture retention, variety of styles, stable
Concrete Planters
Modern, minimalist aesthetic with substantial weight. Neutral tones complement various plant forms. Ensure adequate drainage holes are present.
Benefits: Contemporary look, durable, neutral palette
Basket Planters
Woven baskets provide texture and warmth. Use with nursery pots or line with waterproof material. Adds organic, natural element to displays.
Benefits: Textural interest, organic feel, versatile
Contemporary Planters
Geometric shapes and clean lines suit modern interiors. Available in various materials including fiberglass, metal, and composite materials.
Benefits: Modern aesthetic, lightweight options, design-forward
Hanging Containers
Macrame hangers, wall-mounted planters, and ceiling hooks allow vertical display. Ideal for trailing plants and space optimization.
Benefits: Space efficient, visual interest, versatile placement
Care Accessories
Watering Cans
Long spouts allow precise watering at soil level. Choose size appropriate for your collection. Materials include metal, plastic, and ceramic.
Misting Bottles
Fine mist sprayers for increasing local humidity. Useful for ferns and other humidity-loving plants. Choose adjustable nozzles for control.
Care Tools
Small trowels, pruning shears, and soft brushes for maintenance tasks. Quality tools make care routines more efficient and precise.
Saucers & Trays
Protect surfaces from water drainage. Choose sizes slightly larger than pot bases. Clear or neutral colors maintain clean aesthetic.
Selection Notes
Choose containers that complement your plants' forms and your space's aesthetic. Ensure adequate drainage for plant health. Consider pot size relative to plant size—slightly larger is preferable to too large.
Material choice affects watering frequency. Terracotta dries faster; glazed ceramic retains moisture longer. Match material to your plant's moisture preferences and your watering habits.
For current availability and to view items in person, please contact the studio.