LARGE POTS WITH TIMELESS AESTHETICS

Beautiful terracotta pots

Large pots add something special to a space. Their generous volume gives room for shape, surface and proportion, allowing the simple expression to stand clearly. This applies whether they are placed indoors in the living room or in outdoor areas such as courtyards or terraces.

In our collections, the larger sizes begin around 40 cm, while the XL pots start from approx. 50 cm and up. These sizeable pots create instant focal points – making them ideal for displays and retail environments.

Rustic patinated pots

Large patinated pots have a distinctive depth in both colour and surface. The patina adds a sense of character, with subtle variations that create a vibrant, almost artistic expression. In the bigger formats, this surface play becomes even stronger, and each pot appears as a unique object with its own clear identity.

Their generous proportions fit beautifully into many different settings. They work perfectly as stand-alone statement pieces or as part of a balanced composition where colour tones and texture add depth and a tactile presence. Many of our large pots come in sets of several sizes, making it easy to create a harmonious display with varied heights and a strong sense of dimension.

Glazed pots in beautiful colours

Large glazed pots bring a clean and refined expression to any interior. The glaze gives the colours depth and intensity – from crisp blues and greens to warm browns and darker shades – creating a lively play across the surface.

The larger formats integrate naturally into both simple and more personal styles of décor. In calm, minimalist environments they add warmth and contrast, while in more colourful settings they tie the expression together and lift the overall atmosphere. A single pot can change the mood significantly, and several together create a striking composition. At the same time, these impressive glazed pots are easy to use – functioning both as decorative stand-alones, as homes for larger plants, and as strong focal points in hallways, living rooms or retail spaces.