I am definitely not a plant lover as I have the so-called “black thumb” that seemingly kills anything green that I touch. But I do appreciate looking at them when I visit homes that have plant parents and all their plant babies scattered around their space. Most of the planters that I see though look the same but the plants and flowers are the ones that bring the design. That doesn’t mean that the container cannot be as beautiful as well.
Shelter is a concept for a sculptural planter that doesn’t just accommodate your favorite houseplants; it celebrates them, transforming your living space into a lush, living sanctuary. Instead of treating planters as mere containers, Shelter turns them into centerpieces—pieces of art that invite admiration and spark conversation. By thoughtfully integrating plant care into the very framework of your home furnishings, it seamlessly blends beauty with practicality, making greenery a genuine part of your décor rather than an afterthought. Shelter elevates the humble planter into a sculptural statement, giving both seasoned plant parents and casual admirers a new way to enjoy and display nature indoors
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The planter adapts a hexagonal form that is similar to the shape of a house while the wooden framework that surrounds it is the protective skeleton. The frame is actually angled to ensure durability and elegance. The lateral openings are the visual windows that lets you display your plants or flowers while the elevated base makes it look like your plant babies are floating. The materials used for the planters are two “honest” materials, specifically natural treated wood (oak or ash) and recycled concrete with visible aggregates. Custom molds are used for the concrete so you get clean, resilient surfaces. Every joint and angle in this planter was actually calculated to get the structural and visual balance.
Shelter can be both an indoor or outdoor planter and can fit medium-sized plants or decorative arrangements. It can be placed in entryways, terraces, offices, or just any space in your interiors. The design lets plants flourish openly without blocking the view, while its elevated legs keep the surface underneath safe and protected. Whether you’re hoping to showcase your prized monstera or just want to bring a hint of the outdoors inside, Shelter makes it possible to do so with style, grace, and a touch of sculptural flair. Who knows? With a planter this stunning, even the most notorious “black thumb” might be tempted to give plant care another try.
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