Do you want to bring nature in your home and you're thinking about what kind of planter to use for your new plants? Like vases, planters are now a very frequent element in decoration, as we use more and more plants to bring nature into the interior and connect with it.
So, let's look at some trends that can determine the choice of planter.
The organic forms predominate in terms of materials and colors. We see planters reminiscent of the color of Earth or stone, such as black, brown or terracotta. This creates the feeling that our plants are sprouting from the ground or from a rock.
We also see planters with legs and or metal bases giving height to plants. With these types of planters, beautiful asymmetries in the decoration are created. These planters are reminiscent of tall glasses and with their shape they bring a special, elegant aesthetic to the space.
We also often see geometric retro designs to be used in planters, such as triangles, spirals or stripes, always in natural colors.
Another great trend that we continue to see is baskets made of natural materials such as matting, bamboo and Ratan as well as polymorphic small furniture that act both as a bases for planters and for storage space. The good thing about these options is that you can place your plants in them with their pots, without having to repot them. This way you can alternate your plants. These baskets or bases can be Wicker, Ratan or wood, more reminiscent of furniture, rather than bases for pots.
Finally, we will see large planters as the use of large tropical plants or small trees in the interior, it has been seen a lot lately. These plants can therefore only be accompanied by large planters. These planters, because of their size alone, will capture the attention and will be a central point of reference in the space.
