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large indoor plant pot covers Buy Plant Pot Cover Yellow Black Canvas BasketModern two toned white and yellow storage basket featuring black geometric oval patterns Monochrome geometric with a splash of yellow because every room needs a pop of colour! Whether you're after a striking storage basket to keep the mess under control (and out of sight!) or a fresh and elegant planter for your favourite indoor plants, the yellow geometric basket with its abstract pattern was made for you. The YELLOW GEOMETRIC Basket features

Modern two-toned white and yellow storage basket featuring black geometric oval patterns

 

Monochrome geometric with a splash of yellow because every room needs a pop of colour! 

 

Whether you're after a striking storage basket to keep the mess under control (and out of sight!) or a fresh and elegant planter for your favourite indoor plants, the yellow geometric basket with its abstract pattern was made for you.

 

The YELLOW GEOMETRIC Basket features striking black geometric oval patterns and is great to give your home a fresh modern look with a touch of sunny yellow. Perfect for organising craft supplies, toys and much more.

 

Indoor plants look gorgeous in these decorative baskets and so does clutter!

 

The 20cm fabric basket looks awesome displayed on its own, with a plant or you can mix and match with more large reversible baskets to organise clutter in a bookshelf or cube shelving unit like the famous Kallax from IKEA.

 

Made to order, please allow up to 1-2 weeks to be made

 

  • Reversible and sturdy square storage/planter basket
  • Featuring black geometric shapes fabric pattern on white background with yellow lining
  • Contrasting top can be left unfolded or folded as low as you like
  • Dimensions (when top unfolded): W20cm x H30cm x D20cm
  • The large reversible basket fits perfectly any cube storage shelves (e.g. KALLAX)
  • Designed and handmade in Australia with 100% cotton fabric
  • Fully lined (contains interfacing for structure)
  • Can be used as storage or as plant pot cover
  • Designed for 18cm plastic plant pots but will fit up to 21cm pots
  • 18cm clear pot available too (sold separately) to avoid overwatering and keep your basket clean 
  • The fabric basket is not waterproof

Please note that each basket is unique, position of fabric may vary slightly.

Keep your fabric plant pot cover clean and dry:

 

To avoid overwatering, simply add a saucer or a plastic pot with no drainage hole inside of the fabric basket.

 

If you don't have one, add our 18cm plastic pot to cart and save yourself a trip to your local garden centre.

COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS

 

Be sure to check the LINE ART FACE Plant Pot Cover, the Plant Pot Cover Collection, the GEOMETRIC CIRCLES Tissue Box Cover and the MONOCHROME Collection for a complete look!

Low maintenance indoor plant ideas (no green thumb required!)

Dressing up your favourite medium to large potted plants has never been so easy with these fabric plant pot covers.

Need some inspiration on what plants to choose (or to gift with your new planter!)?

Monstera deliciosa, ZZ plant (or Zanzibar gem), snake plant, grape ivy and dieffenbachia are all very pretty and easy houseplants anyone can grow and they even thrive on neglect. Win-win!

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