6 in. and 5 in. White/Black Ceramic Line Geometric with Legs Mid-Century Planter (Set of 2)

This is a nice set of planters with a retro 70s vibe that still looks good today. They are a light weight ceramic that has a texture similar to terracotta. the gold geometric design is done well and contrasts well against the flat finish of the pot. these pots would look good with any décor and stand out on a dark surface. These pots are thick and should hold up well into the future with a timeless design.

I think these planters are really quite charming with their four little feeties, their slightly squat appearance, creamy white finish and gold filigreed pattern. Being planters (not flowerpots), they don't have a drain-hole, and I wouldn't suggest putting soil directly into them, but rather placing a potted plant (in it's plastic grower's pot) into each one, according to size. I've put a good sized Chinese Evergreen (Agalonema) into the larger of the two and also modeled a Dracaena Marginata in it (see photos). I tend to prefer going with the smallest planter I can get away with for the health of the plant (so the soil drains and dries quickly), and also the appearance (in relative terms, a smaller planter, I think, generally looks better). So these, being modest in size, are actually really ideal for many small to mid-sized plants. In smaller of the two I've put some succulents for now, and sitting on my mantelpiece it just looks great. The grower's pots, in my experience, do tend to poke out of the planters a tiny bit, owing to their dimensions, so may require a little trimming for a really 'finished' look but that's optional (I may or may not get around to it). Overall, I love how the planters look in my home and would recommend. Taking photos of plants is always a challenge and my photos aren't the best - but the planters really are lovely. I hope that comes through.

These are really quality and stylish planters. The ceramic pots are well made, and the gold inlay adds an air of sophistication to them. They seem to be durable, even though they are ceramic. We planted them outdoors and then moved them inside. The solid bottom worked well for us indoors because there were no water leaks. The white and gold pattern works well with any plant. The name Stumpy fits the overall look of the planters. Great product.

The Flora Bunda - Flora Bunda 6 in.and 5 in. White/Gold Ceramic Line Geometric with Legs Mid - Century Planter (Set of 2) did not disappoint! The design is very nice. Reminds me of an Aztec design, the planters are ceramic so it is had a bit of weight to it, and is durable. I like the gold and weight, goes well together, and will go well with any decor. There is no drainage at the bottom so keep there's that, which didn't bother me at all. I really like them, they set the tone in my design. Very happy with them, and highly recommend it!

The Flora Bunda 6 in. and 5 in. White/Gold Ceramic Line Geometric with Legs Mid-Century Planter (Set of 2) are very pretty and look nice in display. The manufacturer packaged them up very securely one inside the other, and had them tightly wrapped in styrofoam. Insuring they arrive in your home undamaged. They are very simply decorated with gold lines, giving them a classy look. They have simple little stubby feet so they sit off the table or shelf surface, the low legs makes they so they will not tip over easily. I just love how they look. They do not have drainage holes, so you can either put rocks on the bottom, or just be careful as to not over water.

These are cute and the sizes and appearance are exactly what’s expected; however, I give four stars because there is no drainage through the bottom. I was disappointed about that.

Stylish, great quality, arrived in good condition.

Really cute size and design.

Perfect sizes for a mid size room.

I returned them because they were really much smaller than expected.