White Pots

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White is the easiest pot colour to use. It lifts dark foliage, keeps courtyards feeling light, and reads as crisp against timber, brick and render alike. This collection brings together every white and antique white planter in the range: glazed ceramics for indoors, terrazzo and stone finishes for outdoors, self watering designs for balconies, and sizes from a small cache pot to statement bowls and cylinders. The guide below covers materials, sizing and keeping white looking white. Bright white or antique white There are two whites in this collection and they set different moods. The crisp whites, including the Harper bowls and cylinders, the white Terrazzo pieces and the glazed ceramics, read modern and architectural, and they hold their edge against dark walls and lush green planting. The antique whites, such as the Riley egg and bullet pots and the Cafestyle egg, carry a softly aged surface that suits Mediterranean, Hamptons and heritage settings, and they only improve as they weather. Decide which white matches the fixed materials around it, then buy every pot in that space from the same family; repetition is what makes grouped pots look deliberate. Materials, from glazed ceramic to composite stone The glazed ceramics and patterned pots, including the Dotty, Vibes and Panna designs, are happiest indoors or under cover, where their finish stays showroom clean. Terrazzo carries white with a fine stone speckle and enough weight to anchor a windy corner. The Harper and Gavin ranges bring coordinated bowls, drums, troughs and cylinders so one finish can run through a whole courtyard, with the White Harper Bowl the pick for a wide, low statement. For balconies, the Milano, Armour and Greenville self watering planters hold a water reservoir in the base, cutting summer watering to a top up once or twice a week. Getting the size right Indoors, use the cache pot method: leave the plant in its plastic nursery pot and choose a white pot 20mm to 50mm wider, so watering happe