With its gently aged finish and beautiful soft blue colour, the Large Harrington Bluewash Wide Planter adds a touch of rustic charm to any garden or patio. Crafted from durable cement, this generously sized planter features a weathered texture and washed finish that evokes the elegance of a French country courtyard or an English cottage garden.
Blue plant pot
The wide, shallow shape of this blue plant pot makes it ideal for planting herbs, flowering annuals, or lush trailing greenery. The Harrington Planter suits a variety of décor styles including farmhouse, provincial, coastal, and vintage-inspired spaces. Its natural patina and muted tones pair beautifully with wooden decks, stone paving, or crisp white exteriors, making it a versatile piece for both indoor and outdoor use. Use it to create a lush floral display on your verandah, line a garden path with seasonal colour, or style it on outdoor tables as a living centrepiece. Each piece has a handmade quality and an intentionally distressed finish that enhances its rustic appeal. Comes complete with a matching saucer to help protect surfaces and assist with drainage. Whether filled with bright blooms or simple green foliage, this planter brings timeless charm to your home's exterior or interior styling. Also available in a coordinating smaller size for a layered and cohesive look across your garden or alfresco area.
Measures approx 29.5cm in diameter and 13cm deep. Matching saucer included. Made from cement with an aged, vintage style bluewash finish.
Our plant pots ship from our Peakhurst NSW warehouse. Usually despatched in 1-3 days with Australia Post.
If you choose to collect this item, it will be available from the Peakhurst NSW warehouse. You will receive an SMS when it is ready to collect.
Plant pot specifications
- 29.5cm diameter
- 13cm deep
- Drainage hole in pot
- Matching saucer included
Note that measurements are approximate as minor variations can occur during production. This item is designed to have a rustic, aged appearance. Variations in the finish are there to create this effect and are not considered faults.