Maceta de pecera de Shanghai

Shanghai Fishbowl Planter - design at a glance

Think classic bowl, modern polish, and planting space that actually works. The wide mouth supports full canopies while the rounded form adds warmth to concrete, stone, or wood backdrops. With fiberglass construction and painted-to-order, UV-stable color, it stays fresh with minimal care in any environment.

Sizing and scale

Two sizes cover most residential and light commercial needs: 16 x 16 x 14 in for standard floor groupings and corners, and 21.5 x 21.5 x 19 in when you want a true large fishbowl planter that can anchor an entry or lobby.

Where it excels

Use a single piece to soften a stair landing, flank a doorway as a symmetrical pair, or cluster three in staggered heights near a picture window. In open-plan rooms, this shape rounds off hard architectural lines and draws the eye to plant texture instead of the container. Poolside or on a terrace, the wide opening creates that lush, overplanted look without crowding the root ball, and the rounded body feels resort-level when repeated along a railing. Painted-to-order finishes arrive quickly, so you can match project timelines without compromising on color.

Color and finish pairing guide

If you’re leaning toward a white fishbowl planter, Gloss Bright White reads crisp and gallery-clean, while Matte Bright White softens glare near big windows. Pair white with deep greens and light oak furniture for a serene, modern-natural mix. Matte Black is a slam-dunk with warm walnut, brass accents, and plants with sculptural leaves like rubber tree or ZZ - the contrast sharpens the planter’s curve. For cool schemes with grays and stone, Matte Cement Grey or Matte Charcoal blends seamlessly so foliage takes the spotlight. Want a statement? Metallic Bronze or Gloss Metallic Gold adds luxe warmth against navy textiles or concrete floors; Gloss Tangerine or Gloss Saffron pops beautifully in neutral lobbies or by a sunlit bar. JBD’s standard palette includes these finishes and more, and samples are available if you need to nail an exact tone

Plant pairings that fit the form

The fishbowl profile loves full, mounded canopies and arching fronds. Indoors, try:

• Ficus elastica, ZZ, or Philodendron ‘Hope’ for bold leaves that mirror the planter’s curves.
• Dracaena ‘Lisa’ or a compact Schefflera if you want taller verticals with a tidy base.
• Cascaders like pothos, tradescantia, or philodendron micans near the rim to soften the edge.

Outdoors, Mediterranean textures shine: dwarf olive or bay laurel for structure, boxwood balls for formality, or foxtail fern and lomandra for movement. In high sun, combine aloes or mangaves at center with trailing rosemary to drape. For shaded entries, layered aspidistra and fern mixes create plush volume. If you’re mixing several fishbowl planter pots, vary plant heights but keep foliage color coherent to avoid visual noise.

Potting mix, drainage, and easy setup

Use a high-quality, lightweight potting mix with added perlite or pumice for airflow. Cover the drainage hole with mesh to keep soil in place. If you need to reduce weight or soil volume, stage a riser inside the base and plant above it - the rounded body hides the trick while keeping roots at the proper depth. Indoors, add a saucer or concealed liner to protect floors. Fiberglass is non-porous, so water won’t wick out like clay - water thoroughly, then let the top inch dry before the next cycle based on plant needs. The exterior finish cleans with mild soap and water; skip harsh chemicals and abrasives to preserve the sheen.

Indoor vs outdoor use

From outdoor lounges to entry vignettes, this planter is ready. UV-safe automotive paint keeps color true in high light, and the fiberglass construction makes it easy to move when your layout changes. Maintain glossy options with a yearly wax for extra protection in tough climates. Matte options stay fresh with basic soap-and-water care. In cold regions, empty standing water from saucers before freezes and ensure drainage remains clear.

Why the Shanghai Fishbowl Planter works anywhere

Form and function stay balanced. The wide opening makes planting intuitive, the rounded body softens architecture, and the finish range lets you tune the mood from understated to showpiece. With sizes that cover the everyday and the dramatic, this large fishbowl planter adapts - one in a foyer makes a welcoming statement, a row along a terrace reads boutique hotel, and a white fishbowl planter in a living room brightens the whole vignette without shouting. Add one thoughtfully or build a rhythm with multiples, and you’ll get an effortless, high-end look that lasts.

Q: ¿Qué tipos de plantas son adecuadas para este macetero tipo pecera?
A: Este macetero es ideal para una variedad de plantas, incluidas suculentas, plantas con flores y helechos pequeños. También puedes usarlo para arreglos decorativos, como un terrario.

Q: ¿Cómo limpio y mantengo este macetero?
A: ¡La limpieza es sencilla! Solo limpia el macetero con un paño húmedo y jabón suave. Para manchas más difíciles, puedes usar un cepillo suave. Evita los productos químicos agresivos para preservar su acabado.