Geometry Pentagon Planter - 6.5'' x 3.5''-Case of 8
Geometry Pentagon Planter By Plantatorem - 6.5'' x 3.5''-Case of 8 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 5.0"D X 3.0"H
Large: 6.5"D X 3.5"H
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 5.0"D X 3.0"H
Large: 6.5"D X 3.5"H
Cut Like a Gem
The Geometry Pentagon Planter is a geometric planter from our Avenue Concrete range, a small five-sided vessel with walls folded into triangular facets.
Facets That Catch Light
From any side the surface breaks into planes. Each face angles up from a narrow base to a wider five-point rim, so the pot reads like a low-poly stone rather than a bowl. The faceting is the entire design: no pattern, just edges. In daylight one plane goes bright while its neighbor drops into shadow, shifting as you walk past. The finish is a pale matte gray with the grain of cast stone. As a ceramic pentagon planter for indoor use it holds its own as a decorative plant pot before anything goes in, and sits comfortably as a modern indoor planter beside clean-lined furniture.
Three Sizes, Single or by the Case
The largest suits a single specimen, the middle a small cactus with room for top dressing. The smallest is a small indoor planter at its most compact, right for one rosette or an air plant. Buy any size singly, or by the case for offices, favors, and retail: eight of the largest, twelve of the middle, eighteen of the smallest.
Where It Works
A stack of books on a coffee table, a desk, a windowsill lined with three in descending size. As a geometric indoor planter it pairs best with round or soft plants, since the contrast between sharp edges and rounded growth makes the arrangement work. A barrel cactus, an African violet, or trailing pothos all do that job. Used as a ceramic indoor planter for a drop-in nursery pot, it stays clean and you lift the plant out to water. Pair it with the stepped Art Decor Rectangular Planter, or browse our other decorative planters in the range.
Know More About Geometry Pentagon Planter
Why choose a pentagon-shaped planter for indoor plants?
Why choose a pentagon-shaped planter for indoor plants?
Because a small pot needs to earn its place on a table, and a faceted one does that even empty. Five sides tuck into corners better than a circle, and the angled faces throw light around in a way a smooth cylinder cannot.
What plants work well in geometric-shaped planters?
What plants work well in geometric-shaped planters?
Round and soft ones. Barrel cacti, echeveria, haworthia, and African violets sit well against the hard edges, and trailing pothos or string of pearls softens the rim. Avoid stiff upright leaves, which compete with the angles rather than balancing them.
Where should I place a geometric pentagon planter?
Where should I place a geometric pentagon planter?
Somewhere with side light. A windowsill, a desk by a window, or a shelf under a lamp lets the facets read. On a coffee table, set it on a wooden coaster or saucer to frame the shape and protect the surface.
What makes a pentagon planter different from a round planter?
What makes a pentagon planter different from a round planter?
A round pot disappears behind the plant. A pentagon planter stays visible, because its edges hold shape no matter what grows in it. It also groups differently, since five-sided pots sit edge to edge where round ones leave gaps.
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