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Architectural planters in hand-cast concrete and lightweight composite, curated for coastal and design-led Australian homes.

Buying guide

How to choose large outdoor planters

Choose an outdoor planter by size, material and drainage. Size it to the plant's mature root ball and the spot it will anchor, choose a material that stays put and lasts (cast concrete is heavy, stable and UV-resistant), and make sure it drains. My Acre ranges Blinde Design, cast from a concrete composite that reads as solid stone but is lighter to position, in sizes from a compact 25 up to a statement 125.

The Blinde Classic range steps up in size from courtyard herbs to a feature tree, alongside the corded Stitch pots for a touch of colour, finished in Bone, Natural and Graphite.

Which planter to choose

PlanterSizeBest forFrom
Blinde DesignClassic 25SmallHerbs and small shrubs$535
Blinde DesignStitch 25Small, cordedA pop of colour$595
Blinde DesignClassic 50MediumA feature shrub$655
Blinde DesignClassic 75LargeA small tree or grass$835
Blinde DesignClassic 100Extra largeA statement tree$1,050
Blinde DesignClassic 125Extra largeThe biggest statement$1,255

Choose by the plant and the spot: herbs or a balcony, the Classic 25 or Stitch 25; a feature shrub, the Classic 50 or 75; a statement tree to anchor an entrance or courtyard, the Classic 100 or 125. Full dimensions, weights and finishes are on each product page.

Every planter is Blinde Design, cast from a Fluid Concrete composite that has the look and stability of solid stone while staying lighter to position. They are built for outdoor life and finished in Bone, Natural and Graphite; delivered Australia-wide with our price beat promise and owner after-care.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy extra large outdoor planters?

From a specialist range built for the job, rather than a hardware bargain bin. The Blinde Design Classic range goes up to a 125, cast in a concrete composite that holds its shape and finish outdoors, where cheap plastic or thin fibreglass fades and cracks.

Are concrete planters good for outdoors?

Yes. Concrete is heavy and stable, so a tall planter will not blow over; it resists UV and weather far better than plastic. Blinde uses a lighter concrete composite that keeps that durability while being easier to position.

Do outdoor planters need drainage?

Yes. A planter needs a drainage hole and a layer of gravel or pot feet so roots do not sit in water, which causes root rot. Check the drainage detail on each product page and keep the hole clear.

What size planter do I need?

Match the planter to the plant's mature size and the space it anchors. Herbs and small shrubs suit a 25 to 50; a feature shrub a 50 to 75; a small tree or a grand entrance statement a 100 to 125. A too-small pot stunts the plant and topples more easily.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us about your space and we'll suggest what suits.

Hayden will be in touch within one business day.