Terra Botanica

A collection of pots which takes a modern approach to traditional terracotta.

Characterised by soft curves, rounded edges, and warm neutral tones, the collection reimagines traditional terracotta shapes, offering a contemporary aesthetic while maintaining a timeless sophistication.

The Terra Botanica collection explores simple forms and generous proportions.

Designed by Katie Budd in collaboration with The Balcony Garden, the range has been developed with the same principles that underpin our landscape work - restraint, proportion, texture and longevity.

Each piece is designed to work beautifully on its own or as part of a considered grouping, creating opportunities to bring planting into courtyards, terraces, balconies, entrances and other architectural spaces.

About the collection

A woman standing next to large potted plants outside, with a wooden fence in the background.

The collection

Three large beige stoneware planters with a weathered finish.

A voluptuous pot with soft S-bends in all the right places. Our most curvaceous pot that acts as a stand alone sculptural feature or can be used in a cluster.

Pot Belly

Three empty stone flower pots of varying sizes, with weathered surfaces.

A lower set pot with more generous proportions for more impact. Perfect for trees or stocky sculptural plants

Squat Conical

Three round, beige, weathered ceramic planters of varying sizes, arranged with one in front and two behind on a black background.

A classic Mediterranean jar shape with a modern upright collar. Two distinct shapes give flexibility to planting selections between vertical and broader accents.

Modern Urn

Two large, beige, weathered ceramic vases with rounded bodies and wide openings.

Olive Jar

A simplified urn shape with a heavy base and slight taper towards the top. A classic shape to suit almost any style of garden.

Two beige square-shaped concrete planters, one taller and one shorter, with rough textured surfaces.

Squircle

A functional pot with a square shape whose sharp edges have been softened with gentle curves down the sides and bottom. For those tricky corners or between lounge settings.

Three large empty weathered flower pots made of stone or ceramic in different sizes.

Classic terracotta vase shaped form that has been elongated for a slimmer silhouette and additional height, with a rounded lip at the top.

Classic Conical

A round, beige, stone planter with a textured surface.

Tree Hugger

A squat bowl that is made for small trees and large plants. A low and wide bowl that feels grounded and sturdy.

A collection of four beige stone or ceramic vases of varying heights with a weathered, matte finish. The Balcony Garden, Lanky Panky, Terra Botanica

A modern take on the tall narrow pot, great for narrow or tight spaces with a slightly more angular body for a more modern aesthetic. Perfect for clusters.

Lanky Panky

Large terracotta planters with desert plants including a prickly pear cactus, a spiky agave, and small shrubbery, with a background of a window and a tree casting shadows.

Styling Inspiration

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Outdoor scene with large terracotta potted plants, including a cactus and a spiky desert plant, next to a white house with metal siding. Clear blue sky and trees are in the background.

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Large beige planter with a small tree, surrounded by succulents and desert plants, outside a house with a metal roof and sliding glass door.

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Outdoor patio with potted desert plants and a tree near a house with a window.

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A row of 12 empty, weathered stone or ceramic pots of various sizes and shapes, arranged in a line.