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Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set in poly-cement
Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set
Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set
Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set
Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set
Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set

Beige Cement Japandi Planter Set

£339.00

Frame an entrance with this set of 2 poly-cement planters, light to move yet convincingly cement in finish.

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Discover a Pair of Cement Effect Planters

This set of 2 planters is made from poly-cement, a material of resin and stone dust that imitates the matte finish of poured cement without its mass. The distinction is practical rather than cosmetic: a genuine cement pot of this size is a two-person lift and a real risk on a balcony or a timber floor, whereas these can be repositioned by one person as the light in a room changes through the year. The stone dust gives the surface its slight tooth and its cool, unpolished look.

Beyond lightness, poly-cement offers high resistance, holding up against knocks and temperature swings that would chip a glazed ceramic pot. That makes the pair equally at home flanking a doorway, standing either side of a sofa, or holding an olive tree or a fig in a bright corner. The beige cement finish reads as a neutral, so it recedes behind the planting rather than competing with it, and the design is also available in black if you prefer more contrast.

Planting and Placing the Pair

Each planter has a hole in the base to drain excess water, which is the single most important feature in any pot: roots sitting in standing water rot long before they dry out. Add a layer of crocks or coarse gravel before the compost so the hole stays clear, and use a saucer indoors to protect timber and stone floors. Outdoors, raise each pot on small feet so water can actually leave the base rather than pooling underneath it.

At 45 cm across, these are containers for a substantial specimen rather than a seasonal bedding display, so choose a plant whose root ball has room to develop over several years. Wipe the poly-cement surface with a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, which dull the matte finish. Used as a pair, the decorative planters frame a view or an entrance, and their raw texture balances the softer natural materials typical of a Japandi scheme.

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