Collection by Marianne Colahan
Create an Indoor Garden with Elegant Planters
With cold temperatures and winter storms sweeping much of the United States, it’s hard to believe that spring is only a few weeks away. To brush off winter blues, bring life into your interiors with these planters. When warmer weather arrives, you can transition these planters to outdoor spaces, like porches and patios.
The Loft Mod Dish from Oregon–based Steel Life has a wide mouth, and can be used to house multiple small plants or succulents, and can even be used as a generous fruit bowl. The Loft is designed with a higher raise than other planters, elevating plants further from the ground or table service.
The Case Study Bowl Planter was originally designed during the post-WW2 architecture and design period. The ceramic planter is defined by its basic geometric shape—a semisphere—and its simple, clean finish. It can be used on a tabletop, or on the floor.
The Peanut Planter is a playful nod to a peanut shell, but it still maintains an artful, modern look. The fiberglass planter is supported by an elegant wood stand, crafted from rich walnut. The planter is an excellent way to display a row of succulents, ferns, or small flowered arrangements.
Available in several bold colors and neutral hues, the Mondo Triple Planter can be used as a planter or an indoor/outdoor storage container. It can also be combined with other Mondo planters to create a modular garden, or a geometric storage solution.
A collaboration with byAMT and Mimot Studio, the Leather Strap Planter Holder adds an extra dimension to plants. The planter holders are inspired by travel, each including two handles for easy transport.
The Original Jack Planter is a low profile planter that blends rich walnut wood and bold powder-coated aluminum. Inspired by the classic jacks and ball game, the walnut base is shaped like a jack and props up an unobtrusive bowl.
The Case Study Ceramic Cylinder is designed to be used in both indoor and outdoor spaces, and is supported by a Brazilian walnut stand. Although this planter was originally conceived over sixty years ago, it retains a contemporary, current look.