X-Large Obleeek
- Designed by: Leo Estevez
- Made by: Obleeek Objects
- Price: $225
- Dimensions: H 7.5" x W 16"
- More Info: obleeek.com
Obleeek goes oblong with their collection of polished-concrete planters which give your greens a solid, safe place to lay down their roots and grow. Though this one is extra large, there are smaller desktop varieties available as well as side tables and bird baths.
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