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concrete planters

 

    

modernist  collection 
 

The designs are inspired by modernist architecture and civil engineered structures of the 1950s
and 60s - such as grain silos, dams and bridges . The abstract, geometrical forms of the period are interpreted through textured relief panels on two or four sides of the containers.
Planters are only made to order - see below.




    

 

        





               





              




               

 

           



     



              

 

 

 

    ridge planter                                                                                                                                           

      


   see the related modernist frieze 'setsquares' in architecural friezes
baroque collection 

The designs retain the flat surfaces of the modernist collection, but introduce indented 'baroque' elements such as the voluptuous swag and drop, curls and fruit and garland details found in 18th century sculpted facades.
 

 

baroque cube planters

          

                     
                                         curl            swag                     damask

 

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  trough planters

 
                                         ribbon swag trough
                                    leaf + grape trough
                 
The planters are only avalailable as bespoke commissions as the
construction of individual moulds is required for each design,
making them most suitable for larger projects.
The designs shown only illustrate the concept behind the
collection and not planters available to purchase as one-offs.

 

   for the related collection of relief tiles see concrete tiles                                                                                                                                                                         top