White Flowerpots
White suits everywhere, without you having to think about it for long. A white flowerpot looks good on a wooden patio, on a windowsill and in a modern living room. Against a dark wall it stands out strongly, in a light interior it settles calmly into the whole. White flowerpots come in all sizes and shapes, from a small pot for a corner to a large planter that gives an outdoor space character straight away.
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White flowerpots for every style and space
White is one of the few colours you can use deliberately to create contrasts. Put a large pot in front of a dark corner and that corner immediately feels more open. Hang it on a brick wall and the raw and the fresh reinforce each other. Even in a room painted entirely white, a flowerpot in the same colour creates coherence. The pot works with its surroundings, not against them.
If you combine these pots with other colours, then this applies: white makes everything beside it come out better. A stone-coloured pot, a grey planter or a dark planter gains more character when you put a white pot next to it. It never takes over, but fills things in nicely. That also makes it a smart choice when you are building up a place or outdoor space step by step: it always fits, now and later.
From tall to hanging: the elho models
The range of white flowerpots from elho consists of far more than one basic shape. Depending on the place and what you are looking for, you choose a model that fits it exactly.
Round flowerpots
Soft shape that works in almost any interior. Good as a standalone accent or grouped together.
Square flowerpots
Gives a space more line and structure. Pleasant along a wall or next to crisp furniture.
Elongated models
Ideal for a balcony or railing. Uses the width of a narrow outdoor space.
Hanging flowerpots
Take up no floor space. Against a wall or fence, a hanging pot in white looks crisp and considered straight away.
With a water reservoir
Releases water gradually. Handy when you do not want to water daily or are away for a period.
With wheels
Makes large pots easy to move. Simple when you want to adjust the layout of a garden or patio.
Whichever model you choose, each has a character of its own that only really comes out once you put it in place.
White flowerpots throughout the year
The pot looks different in every season, without anything about it changing. The surroundings change, and it moves along with them.
In spring the pot combines well with fresh green and light shades. It looks airy and suits the feeling of a space opening up again after winter. On a patio or balcony it gives the outdoor space a well-kept appearance straight away.
In summer the light colour reflects sunlight rather than storing it. On a patio in full sun the pot stays cooler than a dark model. Next to lushly grown greenery it provides a clear boundary.
Autumn brings the most contrast of the year. Against warm orange, brown and red tones in the garden or on the patio it stands out clearly. That difference gives an outdoor space character at moments when the mood shifts.
A pot in winter suits a frozen or snow-covered landscape, but it also stands out on grey days. Indoors it gives a space more light at times when daylight is scarce.
The pot does not change with the season. The season changes around it.
Combining with other colours and materials
The pot works as a good base to combine with. With stone colours you get a classic combination in which the warm earth tone and the freshness of the pot reinforce each other. With black you get maximum difference, which works well in a modern or industrial interior.
Grey is subtler: both colours are neutral, but together they still give a space character. Soft materials such as wood or rattan temper the straight lines of the pot and make it feel warmer in its surroundings. The pot is neutral enough to go with anything, but still gives every combination its own place.
Prefer a different colour?
Looking for something warmer or rather darker? Beige flowerpots give a space more warmth. Grey flowerpots are cooler in tone and suit a crisper interior. If you like contrast, black flowerpots are a striking choice.
Frequently asked questions about white flowerpots
Do white flowerpots get dirty quickly or discolour?
White shows stains and residue more quickly than a dark pot. Outdoors, limescale or algae can become visible over time, but that is easy to remove with a soft brush and lukewarm water. Indoors it is hardly noticeable.
Are white flowerpots suitable for outdoors all year round?
Yes. The models are made from recycled plastic that withstands frost, rain and changing temperatures. In winter, put the pot on pot feet to prevent frost damage to the underside.
How do I clean a white flowerpot?
Rinse the pot with lukewarm water and a soft sponge or brush. For stubborn stains, a mild washing-up liquid helps. Avoid abrasive products and do not use a pressure washer, as it can damage the outside.
Which interior styles can the pots be combined with?
With virtually all styles. White suits Scandinavian, industrial, classic and modern. We challenge you to find a combination where a white pot would not fit.
Does a white flowerpot fade in the sun?
The plastic pots from elho are UV-resistant and keep their colour with prolonged outdoor use. With pots made from other materials such as ceramic or terracotta, the finish can fade after years, depending on the quality.