Maceta de esquina de Amberes

Turn awkward corners into focal points

Every home has at least one empty, right-angle stretch that collects dust rather than compliments. The Antwerp Wide Rectangular Corner Planter steps in as a sleek corner planter box that slides flush against those 90-degree walls, fills the void with greenery, and instantly sharpens the room’s architecture. 

Its long, low silhouette (24 × 24 × 12 in.) keeps sight-lines clear while the minimalist fiberglass shell feels purposeful instead of bulky.

Where it works best—inside and out

Indoors, tuck the Antwerp beside a sectional, at the turn of a hallway, or anchoring a sun-drenched reading chair; you’ll soften hard edges without sacrificing floor space. 

Outside, it’s brilliant at the meeting point of patio walls, along a balcony elbow, or where a wooden fence meets the house—places that usually look unfinished. 

Because the planter’s crisp geometry mirrors modern architecture, it balances sharp lines, yet its simple form also calms more eclectic patios.

Planting for a wide, shallow profile

Think “layered landscape” rather than a single specimen. Inside, pair a cluster of upright snake plants with trailing Philodendron Brasil so foliage arcs over the rim. Peace lilies or mid-sized philodendrons lend lush texture if you need something lower-light. 

Outdoors, use clipped boxwood or dwarf grasses for tidy structure, then underplant with seasonal color—coleus in summer, ornamental kale in fall. 

Full-sun corners shine with fountain-like blue fescue or compact evergreens; part-shade nooks glow when you mix caladiums or begonias. Vary height and leaf shape across the length so every inch of the rectangular footprint earns its keep.

Color pairings that elevate the look

The Antwerp is offered in a broad palette—from Matte Black and Gunmetal to crisp Satin White and even high-gloss tangerine. Darker finishes create dramatic contrast against light walls, pale stone patios, or blond wood floors, grounding vibrant foliage. Lighter hues bounce daylight around shady corners and vibe with breezy interiors or coastal decks. Can’t resist a statement? A glossy red Antwerp against charcoal siding turns a forgotten patio corner into instant art.

To weave it into a mixed scheme, echo nearby materials: pair black or charcoal with matte ceramics and raw oak; set white beside rattan chairs and soft linen cushions; let metallic bronze flirt with copper lanterns or terracotta pots for warm, layered depth.

Small footprint, big spatial payoff

Unlike round pots that jut into walkways, this corner planter indoor model sits flush, keeping traffic flowing in tight entryways, shared living areas, or office lounges. 

Outdoors, a pair can frame a café patio without crowding tables. Designers love using multiples to outline lounge zones or guide guests around deck levels—plants create the privacy, the form keeps it clean.

Built for easy care

Hand-laid fiberglass keeps weight low and durability high; UV-resistant coatings shrug off fading and the shell won’t warp or crack through winter freezes or summer scorch. 

Order with factory drainage or pop a liner/nursery pot inside to swap seasonal arrangements fast. Wipe the finish with a damp cloth every few weeks—no special sealants needed—and enjoy the backing of a three-year warranty for peace of mind.

Clean corners, greener spaces

The Antwerp proves you don’t need a lot of square footage to make greenery feel intentional. Slide one into that underused nook, or deploy a pair to square-up an outdoor lounge, and you’ll add structure, soften angles, and bring life to every overlooked corner—all without clutter.