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In collaboration with the Natural History Museum. Boasting a stylish, natural design, this terracotta small pot is ideal to grow smaller plants in your garden this summer. Designed with a drainage hole to allow excess water to escape the soil, this plant pot has been crafted from durable 100% terracotta. Did you know Alfred Waterhouse's highly innovative Museum design used terracotta decoration for the entire building? Waterhouse and his contemporaries believed terracotta to be a more hygienic option that would offer some resistance to the grime of Victorian London. Natural History Museum x Dunelm. The Terracotta Small Pot is part of the Signature collection. This very special collaboration has been influenced by the Natural History Museum’s incredible building. Taking inspiration from the Museum’s unique architectural details and unmistakable Victorian décor, our contemporary collection makes it possible to bring a piece of natural history into your home. © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London 2022. All Rights Reserved.
I really like this small terracotta pot because of its classic, natural look that works well in both contemporary and rustic interiors. Its understated design makes it versatile for showcasing a variety of plants, from small herbs to succulents or vibrant foliage. I’d recommend pairing it with a little tray to catch excess water and placing it on shelves or windowsills for an added touch of warmth and texture. The earthy tone lends itself beautifully to both indoor greenery displays and outdoor patios, making it a practical yet stylish choice for anyone looking to introduce a touch of nature to their space.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
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