Sculpt Your Space
We believe the spaces we create are an extension of who we are.
Through considered form, texture and material, Urban Pottery brings nature and design together, creating pieces with presence, purpose and a place within the way you live.
Form, Considered
Different Shapes. Distinctive Presence
Sphere Vase
The Sphere Vase brings a soft, sculptural presence with its beautifully rounded silhouette and balanced proportions. Its smooth, semi-gloss white finish creates a refined, contemporary aesthetic that complements both architectural and natural surroundings.
Crafted from premium marine-grade fiberglass, each planter is lightweight, durable and designed to withstand Australian conditions, offering UV, frost and weather resistance.
Available in three complementary sizes, the Sphere Vase can be styled individually or grouped together, bringing harmony and understated elegance to both indoor and outdoor spaces.
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Colour, Considered
One Form. A Different Presence
Urban Taper
Baige
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Black
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Beautiful living begins with intention. Discover how thoughtful design, sculptural forms and the quiet balance between nature and architecture can transform the spaces we inhabit.
The Art of Placement: Planter Styling
The right object can transform a space. Discover how thoughtful placement, proportion and the beauty of negative space create balance, character and a sense of belonging.
The Art of Form: How the Right Planter Shapes a Space
Every shape has a purpose. Explore how proportion, silhouette and thoughtful placement influence the character of a space, turning everyday planters into architectural statements.
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