Primark is selling the cutest houseplant pots for spring. If you’re looking to add pops of pastel colour to your home, look no further than here.
Most homes have at least one of the best houseplants on show. And if you don’t, you are seriously missing out, as not only are they a brilliant way to add life and colour into your home, they can also improve air quality.
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Small Striped Plant Pot
You can’t beat a classic stripe pot. It’s a timeless design to suit any space. But at 9.6cm x 9.6cm x 8.5cm, it is suited to smaller plants.
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Strawberry Plant Pot
I love this strawberry design. It’s bright and fun, adding a playful edge to your home decor.
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Ridged Plant Pot
This pot is a rich, sophisticated green, and I’m a big fan of its ridged design. I think it looks way more expensive than its £6 price tag.
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Scalloped Plant Pot on Saucer
This pot is so dainty and cute! Perfect for small houseplants, it will add some Bridgerton-esque charm to your home.
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Small Plant Pot With Fish Design
This is my favourite plant pot of the lot! It has lots of Mediterranean charm, and I’m obsessed with its fish print.
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Small Geometric Plant Pot
This small pot has a gorgeous, warm colourway that will pop against any greenery.
Alternatives
Unfortunately, not all Primark Home departments were made equally. So, if your local store lacks these stunning plant pots, or if Click and Collect isn’t available for you, I’ve rounded up a few more stunning styles.
Habitat
Habitat Stripe Ceramic Yellow Planter With Saucer
If you love bold pops of colour, this Habitat planter is perfect for you.
Dunelm
Elements Bubble Stripe Windowsill Plant Pot
Ideal for a kitchen herb garden, this planter is formed of beautiful shades of blue.
Ivyline
Ivyline 13cm Dia Contemporary Glazed Plant Pot
I love the reactive glaze used on this pot. The green colourway is rich and textured, creating a luxe look.
A pretty plant pot can easily make a room look brighter or more colourful – perfect for injecting some life into your home this spring.
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