Potted plants can bring color and life to an otherwise dull area, both indoors and out. To get the most impact, you need to be sure you take as much care in choosing the container as you spend in choosing the plants.
There are lots of pot styles to choose from, but of all the options available, one of the most popular options today is terrazzo. Terrazzo pots have been used for years by businesses looking beyond the usual concrete or cement planters. But in recent years, homeowners have also discovered the benefits of terrazzo planters. As a result, there are a wide variety of styles and colors available for both home and business use.
What makes terrazzo such a popular option for planters and garden pots? Well, first of all, terrazzo is a non-porous material, which means that when you water your plants, liquid won’t leak or leach out of the pot and onto your floor where it can create stains. What’s more, terrazzo doesn’t support microbial growth, which means the interior of the pot won’t harbor harmful pathogens like molds that can destroy plant roots.
But perhaps the greatest advantage of terrazzo pots is their great looks. Terrazzo pots have a unique, sleek design that’s at home in both contemporary and traditional decor. Available in lots of color options, terrazzo pots look at home in any setting: On a front porch, a deck, around your pool or patio, and in any room you can think of. They also work well with many styles, from Victorian to Midcentury Modern to French Country and beyond.
And what’s more, pots made from terrazzo material are just as easy to care for as terrazzo floors, requiring minimal upkeep. In fact, just an occasional wipe to remove surface dust or dirt is all that’s needed to keep terrazzo pots looking great throughout the year.
Whether you’re looking for a beautiful pot for your garden, your home or your business, a terrazzo planter can offer just the style you need to create the look you want.
