I’m fully into plants for our new place—plants really do make everything better. I recently read a piece suggesting that women who live surrounded by plants may enjoy longer lives, so bringing a bit of jungalow style into the home feels like a smart, joyful move. Below I’ve gathered 16 planters I love to make plant-shopping quick and fun.
Click through the images for a closer look at each one.
1. Octahedron Ring Planter from Poketo — $55
2. Pink Parker Planter from Urban Outfitters — $59
3. Adelphi Planter from Urban Outfitters — $18
4. Isla White Planter from CB2 — $39.95
5. Spun Peach Planter from Yield Design — $280
6. Pleated Succulent Planter from Urban Outfitters — $79
7. Mod Metal Planter from Urban Outfitters — $10
8. Iris Planter with Chevron Stand from West Elm — $99 (currently on sale)
9. Wire Planter from Poketo — $75
10. Mod Planter Set of Three from Urban Outfitters — $24
11. Glowing Arbor Pot from Anthropologie — $22
12. Short Bullet Planter from Need Supply — $160 (I have this one!)
13. Radial Vase from Need Supply — $55
14. Aux Bois Planter Set from Anthropologie — $148
15. Ellis Concrete Planter from Urban Outfitters — $39
16. Power Planter from Spring — $80
These picks cover a variety of styles—modern metal, minimalist concrete, soft ceramics, and sculptural statement pieces—so whether you’re styling a windowsill, a tabletop, or a dedicated plant corner, there’s something here that will complement your space. For small succulents and cacti, consider the pleated succulent planter, the short bullet planter, or the radial vase. If you’re looking for a bold centerpiece, the spun peach planter or the aux bois set makes a striking choice. For clean, contemporary lines, the isla white planter, the octahedron ring planter, and the ellis concrete planter are reliable options.
When choosing a planter, think about drainage, size relative to the plant’s root ball, and how the pot’s material affects moisture—ceramics and concrete retain water longer, while metals and some lightweight composites dry faster. Also consider stands or elevated designs (like the iris planter with its chevron stand) to add height and visual interest without taking up extra floor space.
Which one is your favorite? Share your pick in the comments below.