Indoors & Out

Why Choose Fibreglass? 

Fibreglass pots have several advantages over traditional materials like terracotta, ceramic, or concrete. 

• Lightweight & Easy to Move – Unlike heavy stone or ceramic planters, fibreglass pots are easy to reposition, making them ideal for spaces where flexibility is key. Whether you’re redesigning an indoor setting or rearranging an outdoor space, they allow for effortless movement. 

• Durability & Weather Resistance – Fibreglass is designed to withstand the elements. It won’t crack in extreme cold or fade under harsh sunlight, making it an excellent choice for exposed outdoor areas as well as temperature-controlled interiors. 

• Sleek, Modern Design – With clean lines and a range of neutral colors, fibreglass pots fit seamlessly into contemporary spaces. Whether used as a focal point or part of a larger design scheme, they add a refined touch. 

• Low Maintenance – Fibreglass doesn’t absorb moisture like terracotta, which means no unsightly water stains or mould growth. A quick wipe-down is all it takes to keep them looking fresh. 

Bringing Nature Inside 

Beyond outdoor settings, fibreglass pots work beautifully indoors, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits. As statement pieces, they add height and drama to living areas, dining rooms, and hallways, especially when paired with striking plants like Fiddle Leaf Figs or Kentia Palms. Their sleek, contemporary aesthetic also makes them ideal for offices and commercial spaces, enhancing interiors while improving air quality and creating a calming atmosphere. With a variety of shapes and neutral finishes, fibreglass pots offer endless styling possibilities, whether for lush, cascading greenery or minimalist, sculptural plant arrangements. 

Seamless Transitions: Moving Between Indoor & Outdoor 

One of the greatest advantages of fibreglass pots is their ability to transition effortlessly between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing for seasonal styling and a cohesive design throughout the home. Their lightweight nature makes it easy to rotate plants with the seasons—tropical greenery can soak up the summer sun outside before being brought indoors during cooler months. Using the same pot styles in both settings creates a seamless visual flow, especially in neutral tones like Slate, Salt, or Stone. For practicality, consider drainage needs—sealed bases suit indoor use, while outdoor pots benefit from drainage holes to prevent water buildup. 

Fibreglass pots offer a rare combination of style, durability, and practicality, making them the perfect choice for both interior and exterior spaces. Their weather resistance, lightweight nature, and timeless aesthetic allow them to adapt to different environments with ease. Whether you're creating a lush outdoor retreat or refining an indoor living space, fibreglass pots provide a versatile foundation for greenery that will look great year after year. 

Ready to style with fibreglass? Explore the Hibernate range and bring seamless indoor-outdoor design into your space. 

Photography by Nicholas Watt