How Many Ways Can You Use a Pot?
Pots are incredibly versatile in the garden. Here are some creative ways we’ve used them:
Photo 1 & 2 - Planted Pots
The classic use for pots is planting. Elevating plants slightly creates focal points, showcases seasonal changes, and adds interest.
Photo 3 & 4 - Visual Connection
Pots can harmonize with plant colors, surroundings, or garden elements, enhancing aesthetics and creating visual harmony.
Photo 5 - Planting Edibles
Pots are perfect for growing vegetables and herbs. At the Floriade Expo, we designed gabion planters made from recycled peach pits. These space-saving pots are ideal for urban gardens.
Photo 6-10 - Fire Pits
We transformed Atelier Vierkant clay pots into fire pits. Topped with bespoke timber lids, they also serve as coffee tables—perfect for compact city gardens.
Photo 11-16 - Water Features
Pots can easily become water features, introducing calming elements to your garden.
Photo 17 - Combining Pots
Using pots with similar styles but different purposes creates a cohesive, unified garden design.
Photo 18 - Large Sculptural Elements
In our South Kensington Gem project, we used large, subtly hued pots to add bold yet understated sculptural features, enhancing the garden’s intrigue.
Photo 19 & 20 - Empty Sculptural Pots
Empty pots add texture and structure, especially during winter. They guide the eye through the garden and create balance without overpowering other elements.
Pots are functional and bring charm and elegance to gardens, adding depth, beauty, and character to outdoor spaces.
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