Ceramic plant pots

The ceramic pot cover meets the need for an aesthetic yet functional container for indoor plants. Designed in stoneware, porcelain or terracotta, they offer glazed or matte finishes suitable for living rooms, sheltered balconies and offices. Choosing a ceramic planter means selecting a material that enhances the plant while protecting supports and facilitating maintenance.

Ceramics encompass variants such as stoneware, porcelain and glazed terracotta, each influencing strength and visual appearance. Stoneware offers good moisture resistance and mineral textures, porcelain provides a smooth, luminous surface for small plants, while terracotta offers natural breathability favorable to Mediterranean plants. Matt or gloss finishes modulate the perception of volumes and the color palette, from warm neutrals to contemporary deep hues.

Styles, uses and dimensions

Ceramic planters suit a variety of styles, from sleek Scandinavian to textured bohemian to sculptural contemporary lines. They are just as suitable for a small 12 cm diameter pot as for large models exceeding 30 cm, depending on the size of the plant and the circulation in the room. Think about the proportion between foliage and container: a pot that's too narrow will unbalance the composition. For a sheltered balcony, opt for pieces with frost-protected exterior finishes.

Choosing and maintaining your planter

Two concrete criteria guide the purchase: the inner dimensions of the planter to ensure compatibility with the potting pot, and whether or not there's an opening for drainage. If your plant requires drainage, choose a pot with a hole, or use an inner pot with a hole to avoid water accumulation. Maintenance is simple: wipe enamelled surfaces with a damp cloth, brush porous textures with a soft brush, and apply an occasional water-repellent treatment to exposed parts. Avoid thermal shock and aggressive detergents, which alter the finish.

The selection incorporates modular solutions: planters suitable for plastic pots, handcrafted pieces for plant compositions, and stackable options to optimize space. In store or online, check the exact dimensions, drainage compatibility and care instructions provided by the manufacturer. Ceramic remains a durable and aesthetic choice, which enhances the plant while requiring simple care to preserve its appearance.

To conclude, orient your choice according to the size of the plant and the need for drainage, favoring materials and finishes consistent with the space. Browse our selection to find planters in harmony with your interior and complete a fashionable home.