Pothos Planter

For the home that refuses to choose between the plant and the surface.
There is a particular kind of piece that solves a problem the home didn't know it had — that holds two things at once without making either feel like an afterthought, and that does it with the quiet considered confidence of something designed rather than compromised. The Pothos Planter was designed to hold both the plant and the moment. A cylindrical planter base wrapped in warm white ash panels houses the pot within a matt black metal liner — the ash giving the plant a considered home that belongs in the room as much as any piece of furniture. Above, two slim matt black metal rods rise from the planter to an oval white ash shelf — a generous floating surface for the cup, the book, the small objects that belong within reach — elevated above the plant so that the green below and the object above exist in the same considered vertical composition.
White ash carries the warmth and fine grain of honest timber across both the planter shell and the upper shelf — the same material at the base and the top giving the piece a unified material language despite its two distinct functions. Matt black metL11_PLANTER_002al gives the rods, liner, and shelf rim the precise, minimal confidence of a structure designed to be seen rather than hidden. A planter designed in India, for the home that understands the most considered rooms are always the ones where the plants were given as much design intention as the furniture around them — and where the surface above the plant earns its place as much as the pot below.