IVORY HEX PLANTER - 11.0" X 13.0"
IVORY HEX PLANTER - 11.0" X 13.0" is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 15.5"D X 19.0"H
Large: 21.0"D X 27.0"H
Product Dimensions
Product Dimensions
Medium: 15.5"D X 19.0"H
Large: 21.0"D X 27.0"H
IVORY HEX PLANTER
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A Faceted Column in Sandy Ivory
The Ivory Hex Planter is a hexagon planter from our Urban Planters range, built tall and upright in a soft ivory finish with the grain of cast stone.
Where the Hex Shows
The body rises straight, then breaks into flat angled facets as it drops toward the foot. That faceted skirt catches a shadow line along each plane in low sun and gives the piece a base that looks deliberate, not cut off. From a distance it reads columnar, so it works as a modern outdoor planter in minimal settings, while up close the geometry marks it as a decorative hexagon planter. The ivory surface is matte and lightly speckled, warm enough against wood and brick.
Three Sizes and a Set of Three
Each size stands taller than it is wide, useful because height is what most patios lack. The smallest suits a step or balcony corner. The largest belongs among large outdoor planters that hold their own beside a door or fence line. Buy singly, or take the set of three.
Where It Works
Bamboo is the natural pairing, since the vertical growth continues the line of the pot. As planters for outdoor plants that need root depth, these suit dwarf citrus, upright rosemary, boxwood, and small trees far better than a shallow bowl. Set one either side of an entry, or run three along a fence to screen a view. As an outdoor hexagon planter it also works on a roof deck where floor space is tight. Browse our urban planter range, or pair it with the rounded Rustic Sphere Planter for contrast.
Know More About Ivory Hex Planter
What plants are good for a hexagon planter?
What plants are good for a hexagon planter?
Upright growers that echo the vertical shape. Bamboo, dwarf citrus, columnar boxwood, and upright rosemary all suit it, and grasses work well. Avoid low spreaders, which leave the top half looking empty.
What is a good planter shape for outdoor plants?
What is a good planter shape for outdoor plants?
It depends on the root system. Tall shapes hold enough depth for shrubs, small trees, and anything that needs to anchor. Wide low bowls suit succulents and seasonal color, which root sideways rather than down.
How do you arrange a set of three planters?
How do you arrange a set of three planters?
Place them in a loose triangle rather than a line, with the tallest slightly behind. Keep space between them so each silhouette reads. Planting all three with one species reads calmer than three different ones.
What size hexagon planter should I choose?
What size hexagon planter should I choose?
Work back from the plant. A balcony corner or a step takes the smallest. Flanking a doorway calls for the middle size so it reads at eye level. Choose the largest for a courtyard corner or anything you want visible from across the garden.
Can hexagon planters be used in modern gardens?
Can hexagon planters be used in modern gardens?
Yes, and few shapes suit them better. A ceramic outdoor planter with flat planes and a matte finish works against concrete, corten steel, and clean architecture. Repeating one ceramic hexagon planter for outdoor use down a terrace builds rhythm without clutter.
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