Quick answer
For a single large statement plant, choose the Blue Ceramic Plant Pot; for a cluster of small succulents or cacti, the Terrazzo Plant Pot is the better fit.
Size and scale matter
The Blue Ceramic Plant Pot has a 14cm opening and a 13cm base, making it noticeably larger than the Terrazzo Plant Pot, which has a 10cm opening and a 13cm base. If you have a tall or bushy indoor plant that needs room to spread roots, the blue ceramic option gives you that extra space. The terrazzo pot is more compact and works well on a windowsill or shelf where space is limited.
Style and colour differences
Both pots are made of heavy ceramic, but their finishes are completely different. The Blue Ceramic Plant Pot features a deep midnight-blue glaze with an etched geometric pattern that reveals the natural ceramic colour beneath. The Terrazzo Plant Pot has an off-white base with peach-hued flecks and grey speckles for a modern terrazzo look. Your choice here is mostly about which aesthetic you prefer for your room.
No drainage holes – a deliberate design
Neither pot has drainage holes. This is a common design choice for indoor planters because it prevents water from leaking onto furniture or floors. However, it means you need to be careful not to overwater your plants. You can add a layer of pebbles at the bottom or use a nursery pot inside the decorative pot to manage moisture. If drainage is a must for your plant type, consider using these as cachepots.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Size: Blue Ceramic: 14cm opening. Terrazzo: 10cm opening. The blue pot fits larger plants; the terrazzo fits smaller ones. Match pot size to your plant's current root ball.
- Style: Blue Ceramic: midnight-blue with etched geometric pattern. Terrazzo: off-white with peach and grey speckles. Choose based on your decor – geometric for a bold look, terrazzo for a subtle modern vibe.
- Drainage: Both pots lack drainage holes. This prevents leaks but requires careful watering. Use a nursery pot inside if your plant needs drainage.
Product facts
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Blue Ceramic Plant Pot: The Blue Ceramic Plant Pot has a 14cm opening diameter and a 13cm base, with no drainage hole. Its larger size suits a single substantial plant, but you must manage watering to avoid root rot.
Blue Ceramic Plant Pot
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Terrazzo Plant Pot: The Terrazzo Plant Pot has a 10cm opening diameter and a 13cm base, also without drainage holes. Its compact size is ideal for small plants like cacti or succulents, and the lack of drainage makes it safe for indoor use.
Terrazzo Plant Pot
Which pot fits you?
Best for
- Anyone wanting a statement pot for a medium to large houseplant
- Those who prefer a bold geometric pattern over a speckled finish
Not ideal for
- Plants that require constant drainage (use a cachepot system instead)
- Very small windowsills where a 14cm pot won't fit
