Paper Planters

Indoor Pots and Outdoor Planters

Planters, pots, plant stands–they're an essential part of your home’s style story. Whether you’re working with a sunny windowsill or designing a lush patio corner, the right planter brings structure, color and a sense of intention to your greenery. 

At World Market, our planter collection features global influences, quality craftsmanship and fresh designs that fit right into your everyday spaces.

Materials That Add Texture and Personality

From hand-painted ceramic pots to weathered metal stands and earthy terracotta finishes, these outdoor and indoor planters are designed to do more than blend in.

• Ceramic and Stoneware: Ideal for indoor spaces, these pieces often feature sculptural shapes, fluted edges or playful motifs that double as conversation starters.
• Terracotta and Clay: Breathable and natural, these planters suit plants that love airflow around the roots. Many are inspired by traditional designs and handcrafted textures.
• Metal and Mixed Materials: Etched finishes, patina tones and paired wood stands offer a modern take on rustic styling, great for layering into eclectic rooms or covered outdoor patios.
• Lightweight Composites: Durable and easy to move, these styles bring in texture without the weight. Look for them in larger floor planters or multi-tiered stands.

Uses by Room: Styling With Planters

1. Living Room: Anchor corners with tall floor planters or group smaller pots on shelves for added depth.
2. Kitchen: Herb gardens in small pots or hanging planters near windows add both function and charm.
3. Bathroom: Use moisture-tolerant planters to bring greenery into humid spaces, especially on vanities or wall hooks.
4. Bedroom: Choose soothing tones and simple silhouettes to create a relaxing, nature-inspired feel.
5. Entryway: Make a first impression with sculptural pots or elevated stands that frame the space.

For more styling inspiration, explore our guide to decorating with indoor plants or try easy bathroom decor updates that use greenery as a focal point.

FAQs About Planters

How do I pick the right planter size for my indoor plants?

Match the planter to the plant’s current size and allow room for growth. Generally, choose a pot 1–2 inches wider in diameter than your plant’s root ball.

Do indoor planters need drainage holes?

Drainage is important, especially for beginner plant owners. If your planter doesn’t have holes, you should use a plastic nursery pot inside the planter. Then you can remove the plant for watering.

How can I use planters to style different rooms?

Treat them like furniture accents, mix heights, materials and colors to create visual variety and anchor your plants as part of the room design.

Can I use outdoor pots inside?

Yes, just make sure the materials are safe for indoor surfaces and that any drainage is contained. Many outdoor planters work beautifully inside thanks to their sturdy build and artisanal textures.

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