Extra large Indoor Planters for Trees

Perfect For: Living room

What We Like: Elevated design will give the illusion of space

What We Don’t Like: Won’t show as much plant

Including one larger planter and one smaller, this two-piece set is made from steel. Each planter features a chic white and gold finish with a contemporary geometric pattern that gives it a mid-century modern vibe. However, the taller design of these planters means they’re not ideal for plants that don’t grow as high. They also don’t have drainage holes.

These planters are more for show than cultivating plants, so we recommend using them for either fake plants or low-maintenance real ones. Their white and gold design will look best with a light and airy color scheme.

These planters are great. I was able to plant my lavender in one and will be planting a peace plant in the other. Great for larger plants indoors.

Perfect For: Small plants

What We Like: Made with natural materials

This set of three planters is an excellent choice for plant lovers on a budget. Available in brown or brown with a beige stripe in the center, they are made from natural fibers for a charming rustic look. Each planter is a different size so you can experiment with varying plants and create a pretty display. Plus, an interior plastic coating is included so your floors don’t get damp.

The perfect choice for a coastal décor scheme, these planters are fresh and versatile. The rattan look would look gorgeous in a room with a fringed rug for a free-flowing boho vibe. Additionally, you could also use the largest one for a plant and the other two as storage.

Love these planters. Perfect size for my indoor plants. Makes for a great matching threesome.

We’ve discussed some pretty high-budget options for keeping your trees happy at home. While it’s definitely okay to invest in your plants, we also know that sometimes you need a solution that works for your bottom line.

These lower-cost planters also need to look good and last a long time! That’s why we love options such as this sculptural, rust-resistant planter. It’s made of magnesium oxide that will do well both inside and out. 

Need a planter that’s hefty? If you have an extra-large tree that needs its space or you want to be 100% sure that kids or pets won’t knock over your planter, it needs to be made of stone. This concrete planter is here to help you make that happen.

The smooth bowl shape of this concrete planter makes us think that this would go great with a minimal, modern decor style—or, potentially, as a way to complement an industrial aesthetic by softening up the harder materials and lines. 

Searching for a farmhouse-chic planter that will complement your home’s rustic, cozy decor? Search no further. This planter that’s sculpted to look exactly like a barrel is just the thing.

If you’re worried about how water-safe this barrel can be, you’re in good hands. The exterior of this barrel planter has been covered with a water-resistant lacquer to make sure it stays in good shape even as you keep your plants hydrated. 

Perfect For: Tall plants

What We Like: Rust-resistant

Not So Good For: Shorter plants

Though this planter is stylish due to the many color choices available, including scarlet and silver, it’s ideal for statement plants as it will allow them to take the spotlight. Made from plastic with a high gloss finish, it has an angular square shape and sits lower down so taller plants can have their moment. This planter is additionally self-watering due to the water reservoir and comes with drainage holes.

It may be ideal for any space, but we think this planter would look particularly gorgeous in an entryway or corridor space. A plant like an umbrella tree or a weeping fig will bring a focal point even to a narrow area.

Excellent product and well worth the high price point. Solved a problem for me with an interior planter.

Many planters tend to have neutral shades—the better to feature the colors of the plants inside them. While this can be a great design choice (and one we’ll talk more about later!), we wanted to start with a statement color with texture.

These red planters have a beautiful soft, sculptural texture that will serve as a gorgeous foundation for plants of any kind, including huge trees. The dark red color will set off green or neutral-colored leaves beautifully! This type of planter would be an excellent addition to any type of modern aesthetic. 

What if you have two trees that both need a home—and you want their planters to match?

You’re in luck; this set of two elevated planters comes in a pack, so you can be absolutely sure that they’ll work well together. Available in black, grey, or white, these planters will look good with either a retro or mid-century modern aesthetic. 

Want a planter that looks like it’s straight from the Museum of Modern Art? Whether you have an artistic or eclectic vibe throughout your home, this type of planter can be a quiet nod to elevate your space without causing too much drama.

We love that this piece looks sculptural but still includes practical benefits: The resin will last forever, and this planter is also self-watering. 

If you need a quick solution that won’t get ruined by pets or kids, a plastic planter that can’t be destroyed, is easy to move, yet looks completely high-end is absolutely the way to go.

This planter, made from recycled materials, has drainage holes and is covered with a beautiful stone powder that makes it look very similar to a more elevated stone vase. We love that it’s light enough to shift around simply—making it a great option for people who like to redecorate on a regular basis. 

Not keen on placing a large planter directly on the floor? While most modern planters are built to avoid pooling liquids and harm to your hardwood, it can be good to get some ventilation going beneath your plants.

That’s why we love this mid-century elevated large planter. The look of this planter, with its smooth shape and small wooden stand, is so good that we didn’t even stop to think about its practical benefits! 

Perhaps you’re looking for modern neutrals that can bring a little softness to a minimal or industrial aesthetic. This circular resin pot can do just that. Especially if your home is filled with lots of sharp corners and parallel lines, some clay curves are definitely the way to go.

We like to look for a planter that comes in lots of coordinating shades and pick two, just to add some depth. Cream and beige planters would go lovely together, along with the brown and green of your indoor trees, don’t you think? 

Need something that will blend in a little more? No problem. This type of square, fluted planter is design-friendly, great for more minimal vibes in your home.

One of the nice things that we tend to look for in indoor planters is a self-watering capability. That way, if you need to leave home for an extended period of time, you’ll know that your plants will be healthy and happy at all times.