Fluted Cylinder Planter (No Saucer) - 11"X11.5" (Bright White)
Fluted Cylinder Planter (No Saucer) - Bright White / 11"X11.5" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Case of 2: 11" X 11.5"
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Case of 2: 11" X 11.5"
Fluted Cylinder Planter (No Saucer)
Vertical Flutes on a Simple Cylinder
The Fluted Cylinder Planter is a fluted planter from our indoor range, a straight-sided cylinder planter wrapped in narrow vertical ribs.
The Flutes Do the Work
The wall runs true from top to bottom, softening where it curves into the base, and a smooth band finishes the rim. The ribs are fine and closely spaced, so in daylight they hold shadow down one side and lighten across the other. That texture makes it a decorative cylinder planter instead of a plain tube, and hides fingerprints better than a flat surface.
Three Soft Colors
Bright White, Pastel Green, and Pastel Lavender, all in a chalky matte finish that keeps the flutes readable. Each ceramic cylinder planter is glazed by hand, so tone shifts piece to piece. The pale palette is why it reads as a modern indoor planter.
Where It Works
A living room corner, a bedroom dresser, a desk, a bright hallway. As an indoor cylinder planter the ribbing pairs best with foliage that arches or spreads, since straight lines against loose leaves do the styling for you. Use it as an indoor plant pot for a snake plant, a ZZ plant, or a young rubber tree. A fluted ceramic planter for indoor plants also groups well in twos, so a matched pair either side of a console reads deliberate. Pair it with a tray from our saucers and more range, or browse our drop-in planters.
Know More About Fluted Cylinder Planter (No Saucer)
Are ceramic planters good for indoor plants?
Are ceramic planters good for indoor plants?
Yes. Ceramic is heavy enough to keep a top-heavy plant upright, it will not warp or discolor the way plastic does, and the surface wipes clean. It also holds a steadier root temperature than a thin container near a cold window or heating vent.
How do you style a fluted indoor planter?
How do you style a fluted indoor planter?
Let the ribbing be the pattern in the room. Keep what sits nearby plain, choose a plant with broad or arching leaves so the straight lines have something to play against, and place it where side light rakes across the flutes. Pairs and threes look better than one pot alone.
What plants look good in a cylinder planter?
What plants look good in a cylinder planter?
Upright and arching growers. Snake plant, dracaena, and a young rubber tree all suit the straight walls, and a Boston fern softens the top edge. Pothos spilling over one side breaks the vertical line.
What is the difference between a fluted planter and a smooth planter?
What is the difference between a fluted planter and a smooth planter?
Light. A smooth pot reflects evenly and recedes, which is useful when the plant is the whole story. Flutes catch shadow and create rhythm, so the container becomes part of the composition, and they disguise dust and marks better.
Do indoor planters need a saucer?
Do indoor planters need a saucer?
This one ships without one, so plan for water. If you plant directly, set it on a saucer or tray to protect the surface underneath. Simpler still, keep the plant in its nursery liner, lift it out to water, and let it drain before setting it back.
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