For plants that mean to stay.

Pots by design

Thirty-six pots, drawn eleven different ways. Every one is made to order, which means what we sell is a drawing rather than a shelf: a collection is a way of drawing, a design is one way of settling it, and a size is how big you want it.

In the range

Pebble Dimple in Black, three-quarter view

Pebble

Small, soft, and people touch it.

5 designs

Strata Band in Orange, three-quarter view

Strata

Reads from across the room.

5 designs

Quilt Eiderdown in Green, three-quarter view

Quilt

The least ceramic thing we make.

5 designs

Made here

Armenia Tricolour in Red, three-quarter view

Armenia

Made here, and it looks like it.

4 designs

Yerevan Cascade in Red, three-quarter view

Yerevan

The city, at fifteen centimetres.

4 designs

Limited

Deco Lobby in Brown, three-quarter view

Deco

A 1930s lobby floor, on a pot.

3 designs

One Of Seed in Brown, three-quarter view

One Of

Yours, and repeatable.

2 designs

Seasonal

Half Term Trio in White, three-quarter view

Half Term

For the week the children are home.

2 designs

Hollow Star in Green, three-quarter view

Hollow

Halloween, and it keeps its shape all year.

2 designs

Harvest Gourd in Brown, three-quarter view

Harvest

A gourd, drawn rather than grown.

2 designs

Ember Ring in Gold, three-quarter view

Ember

Three rings, three metals.

2 designs

One size ladder, every collection

SizeNursery pot Liner ∅Outer ∅ Where it goes
XS2.5 in60 mm94 mmdesk, sill, a gift that fits in a coat pocket
S3.5 in90 mm124 mmshelf
M4.0 in105 mm139 mmthe one most people buy
L5.0 in130 mm164 mmstatement, floor-adjacent
XL6.5 in170 mm204 mmfloor, corner, the big leaf

Every pot is priced on request. Send the design from its own page, or message us, and the price comes back with your size.

Outer is what we sell on; the nursery pot is what drops inside. XL is an eight inch pot on the outside — a true eight inch liner is 203 mm plus everything built outboard of it, and that is wider than the bed.

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