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Type: Planter
Vintage Brass Round Planter Jasper
Type: Outdoor Planter
Gray Ceramic Outdoor Planter Chandler
Type: Planter
Vintage Brass Planter Maddox
Type: Outdoor Planter
Rustic Green Ceramic Outdoor Planter Sheldon
Type: Planter
Vintage Brass Planter Jasper
Type: Planter
Vintage Organic Planter Monza
Type: Outdoor Planter
Outdoor Planter Ocean Club
Type: Outdoor Planter
Cream Outdoor Planter Yasmine
Type: Planter
White Fiberglass Planter Horta
Type: Planter
White Fiberglass Planter Sevilla
Type: Outdoor Planter
Ceramic Outdoor Planter Toulon
Type: Outdoor Planter
Outdoor Cream Leaf Planter Zanzibar
Type: Planter
Round Gold Planter S Jasper
Type: Planter
Sea Grass Planter Aruba
Type: Planter
Outdoor Metal Planter Hortus
The Planters collection at Eichholtz Miami presents a refined approach to introducing greenery into luxury interiors and outdoor living spaces. Designed for living rooms, dining rooms, entryways, bedrooms, and patios, these pieces reflect a timeless European design sensibility thoughtfully adapted for contemporary American homes. Each design contributes to luxury planters decor by combining architectural form, balanced proportion, and enduring material quality.
Crafted from high-quality metal and stone, Eichholtz planters are defined by clean lines, sculptural silhouettes, and carefully considered finishes. The weight and durability of these materials allow each planter to perform seamlessly indoors or as an outdoor planter in patios and transitional spaces. Whether styled as a standalone sculptural accent or paired with botanical arrangements, these planters bring structure, depth, and restraint to curated environments.
At Eichholtz Miami, planters are regarded as essential design elements rather than functional containers. This collection connects interior and exterior living with cohesion and elegance, offering planters that enhance the overall composition of the home while reflecting Eichholtz’s commitment to craftsmanship, timeless design, and understated luxury.

