Quick answer
Choose Flower Pot Liten when you want one compact brass pot for a single small plant or a tight surface. Choose Nurture Planter Stor when you are planning a larger greenery arrangement and want a piece designed to support everyday plant care.
The real difference is how each planter is made
These two Skultuna planters are not simply the same design at two sizes. Flower Pot Liten comes from Monica Förster's series, made by trycksvarvning, a classic Skultuna method for forming large round three-dimensional objects from sheet metal. Its shape borrows from classic terracotta pots, with a slight bulge near the top.
Nurture Planter Stor belongs to Ilse Crawford's Nurture series, which pairs brass and ceramic pieces with a brass watering can. The series is built around bringing plants and greenery into the home and encouraging daily care for them. That makes the large planter a different kind of object: not just a container, but part of a care routine.
Why the production method matters for your choice
Because Flower Pot Liten is shaped by trycksvarvning, its form follows the logic of a rounded metal vessel. If you want a planter that reads as a familiar pot silhouette in brass, this is the one to consider. The method also explains why the design leans on classic terracotta proportions rather than a purely sculptural shape.
Nurture Planter Stor is designed as part of a larger series, so it works best when you want the planter to sit alongside other Nurture pieces or when plant care is part of your daily routine. The series includes a watering can, which is a practical reminder that the planter is meant to be used, not just displayed.
What the catalog does not tell you
The supplied product records do not include exact dimensions, soil volume, drainage details, or available finish options for either planter. That means you cannot choose between them on precise measurements alone. Instead, use the construction method, the series context, and your available surface space as your decision limits.
If you need a planter for a specific windowsill or shelf, measure that space first and treat the catalog facts as a guide to character rather than a substitute for dimensions. When a specification is absent, it is better to choose based on the size category and design intent than to assume a measurement.
Decision rules for choosing your planter size
- If you have one small plant and limited surface space: Choose Flower Pot Liten. Its compact size and terracotta-inspired shape suit a single small plant on a shelf, side table, or windowsill. Measure the surface before ordering; the catalog does not list exact dimensions.
- If you want a planter as part of a care routine: Choose Nurture Planter Stor. The Nurture series is designed around bringing greenery into the home and caring for it, with a matching watering can in the range. Consider whether you want the watering can as a companion piece.
- If you are comparing brass finishes: Both planters are brass, but the catalog does not specify finish options or aging behavior. Treat the brass surface as a living material and expect it to change over time. Ask about care guidance for brass before you buy if patina matters to you.
- If you need exact soil volume or drainage information: The supplied records do not include these specifications. Choose based on the size category and design intent, or contact the store for measurements before ordering. Do not assume drainage holes are present unless confirmed.
Product facts at a glance
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Nurture Planter Stor design Ilse Crawford: Part of Ilse Crawford's Nurture series, which pairs brass and ceramic planters with a brass watering can. Choose it if you want a planter that belongs to a coordinated plant-care set rather than a standalone pot.
Nurture Planter Stor design Ilse Crawford
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Flower Pot - Liten: Made by trycksvarvning, a classic Skultuna method for forming large round three-dimensional objects from sheet metal. This construction gives the small pot a rounded, terracotta-inspired form that suits a compact single plant.
Flower Pot - Liten
Who each planter suits
Best for
- A single small plant on a shelf or side table
- Buyers who want a classic terracotta-inspired silhouette in brass
- Anyone adding a compact Skultuna piece to an existing plant display
Not for
- Large floor plants that need significant soil volume
- Buyers who need confirmed drainage or exact dimensions before purchase
- Those who want a planter matched to a full plant-care series