Art Decor Rectangular Planter - 9.5"X4.5"X3.5"-Case of 6
Art Decor Rectangular Planter By Plantatorem - 9.5"X4.5"X3.5"-Case of 6 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 9.5" X 4.5" X 3.5"
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 9.5" X 4.5" X 3.5"
Art Decor Rectangular Planter
A Stepped White Trough for Tabletops
The Art Decor Rectangular Planter is a low white rectangular planter from our Avenue Concrete range, built to hold a pair of small plants side by side on a table or sill.
Straight Walls, Deco Foot
The sides rise straight, then the base steps inward on a short angled plinth that lifts the piece and puts a shadow line underneath. That single move is where the name comes from. It reads clean enough to sit among minimal furniture as a modern rectangular planter, and the stepped foot adds enough detail to count as a decorative rectangular planter without any pattern or glaze. The finish is satin white with corners that stay crisp in profile.
Two Sizes, Single or by the Case
The larger size takes two nursery pots dropped straight in, as shown with pothos and peperomia. The smaller suits a row of cacti or one trailing plant. Buy either singly, or order the larger by the case of six and the smaller by the case of eight for offices, restaurants, and gifting. A small rectangular plant pot at this price is easy to repeat down a long counter.
Where It Works
A dining table centerpiece, a kitchen windowsill, a bathroom vanity, a desk. As a rectangular indoor planter it takes a strip rather than a circle, so it fits where round indoor plant pots crowd the surface. Use it as an indoor ceramic pot for a drop-in pair, lifting each nursery pot out to water. Trailing pothos at one end and upright peperomia at the other works hardest. Browse our Avenue Concrete range, or see our other modern planters for the same lines in round forms.
Know More About Art Decor Rectangular Planter
Are ceramic planters good for indoor plants?
Are ceramic planters good for indoor plants?
Yes. Ceramic holds a steady temperature at the roots, stays put where a light plastic pot slides, and wipes clean with a damp cloth. Keep plants in their nursery liners and lift them out to water, and the ceramic never deals with wet soil at all.
How do you style a rectangular indoor planter?
How do you style a rectangular indoor planter?
Plant in a row rather than a cluster. Two plants with different leaf shapes, one upright and one trailing, fill the length without looking busy. Set the planter parallel to the table edge, and top dress with small stones if the nursery pots show between the leaves.
Can rectangular planters be used as tabletop planters?
Can rectangular planters be used as tabletop planters?
This one was built for exactly that. The low profile keeps sightlines clear across a dining table, the narrow footprint leaves room for plates, and the stepped base sits flat without rocking. It also suits a console or bookshelf where depth is limited.
What plants grow well in small indoor pots?
What plants grow well in small indoor pots?
Slow growers with compact roots. Pothos, peperomia, and small philodendrons handle low light and stay manageable. Cacti, haworthia, and echeveria suit a bright window. As pots for indoor plants go, small ones favor anything you are happy to keep trimmed rather than a plant that doubles each year.
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