Indoor Pottery
You’ve picked the perfect plant—now give it the home it deserves. The right pot isn’t just a container, it’s a key part of your interior aesthetic. At Elmwood Nursery & Garden Centre, we believe your houseplants should look just as good as the rest of your space, and our collection of indoor pottery helps you complete the look.
Make It a Mood
Think of pots as part of your décor. Whether you're going for minimalist, vintage, or earthy vibes, the right container can totally transform a room. Our Emersons Green garden centre is stocked with options for every style:
- Terracotta brings a rustic, warm energy that pairs beautifully with leafy greens.
- Coloured ceramics help you echo your existing décor and add pops of personality.
- Metallic finishes (like brass or matte gold) give your plants a sleek, modern edge.
- Natural materials like bamboo or wood add texture and are perfect for ferns, palms, and jungle-style displays.
- Love that curated, vintage look? Try hand-painted pots or repurposed treasures from thrift stores—chic, sustainable, and totally unique.
Shape It Up
Don’t forget form. A good pot not only matches your aesthetic—it complements your plant’s natural growth habit:
- Let trailing ivy or pothos spill dramatically over the edge of a tall planter.
- Show off fountain-shaped plants like spider plants or peace lilies in classic vase-style pots.
- Match or contrast colours: pick up tones from the plant’s leaves or flowers, or go for complementary shades—like crisp white pottery against deep green foliage for a bold, clean look.
Create Continuity
Want to tie a room together? Use matching or coordinated pots throughout your space to create flow and cohesion. It’s an easy styling tip that instantly elevates your home—no green thumb required.
Not sure what fits your space or your plant?
Pop into our garden centre in Emersons Green. Our team will help you choose pots that highlight your plants and reflect your personal style—whether you’re designing a calm corner, a boho shelf, or a vibrant, maximalist nook.