Wattford Ivory Planter

With dimensions of 7"W x 7"D x 8"H, this planter is perfectly scaled for small to medium-sized greenery. It is an ideal fit for standard 6-inch nursery pots, making it easy to swap out seasonal florals or succulents. Its compact size ensures it fits comfortably on windowsills, end tables, or tiered plant stands without overwhelming the space.

Yes, this planter is designed for versatility and is classified for outdoor use. Because it is finished both inside and out, the material is better protected against moisture. However, to preserve the detail of the hand-painted geometric pattern, we recommend placing it in a covered outdoor area, such as a porch or lanai, to shield it from direct, prolonged exposure to harsh elements.

To maintain the "Wattford" planter’s bold tribal aesthetic, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For a deeper clean, use a damp sponge with mild soap and water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can strip the hand-painted finish and dull the ivory color over time.

This decorative planter is finished on the interior to accommodate a "pot-in-pot" system, which is common for high-end decorative accents. Using a plastic liner or nursery pot inside the planter allows you to maintain proper drainage for your plants while protecting the hand-painted exterior and your furniture surfaces from water runoff.

Absolutely. This item's 7-inch footprint is specifically designed for multi-functional use in smaller living environments. Its tribal-boho style provides a high-impact visual "pop" for apartment dwellers looking to add personality to a bookshelf, mantle, or small bistro table on a balcony without sacrificing valuable square footage.

The "Wattford" planter is well-suited for the humid climates common in coastal regions. Because it is finished both inside and out, it has an added layer of resistance against the moisture and salt air that can often affect untreated materials. The light ivory finish also helps reflect heat, which can be beneficial for plant root health in sun-drenched areas like Florida or Texas.