One of the biggest strengths of this planter line is the variety of sizes available. There are everything from shallow bowls to very tall, narrow planters, which makes it easy to find something that fits your space. I chose one of the medium-tall versions, and it works great for larger potted plants.
I think these look even better when paired with the optional wooden stands, and I regret not picking those up at the same time. The overall style fits a modern or industrial design really well.
I have both the horizontal and vertical stripe versions. The textured finish helps break up the surface, but these are still clearly plastic planters with a bit of that plastic sheen. Of the two styles, I prefer the vertical stripes. The horizontal-striped black planters remind me a little of plastic drain tile, while the vertical pattern looks more refined. I also really like the versions with both directions of stripes.
For the taller models, I fill the bottom portion with wood chips before adding soil. It saves money on potting mix, keeps the planter lighter, and still leaves plenty of room for roots. Even only partially filled, these planters are sturdy and heavy enough that they do not feel tippy.
Overall, these are attractive, well-sized planters that offer dimensions that are difficult to find elsewhere. Similar-looking planters in these sizes would likely cost significantly more, making these a good value.