Granada Indoor Planter

The Granada indoor planter by Melaaura was created with intimacy in mind. Where other planters demand attention with scale or ornament, this one invites it with form. Its soft taper, ribbed surface, and generous curve give it a quiet, sculptural presence that feels natural in spaces meant for reflection, conversation, or rest.

Built from weathered cement and finished in matte white or ash, the Granada is intentionally neutral—designed to pair seamlessly with both lush greenery and restrained architecture. It’s offered in medium and large sizes, making it ideal for living rooms, sunrooms, entryways, and terraces where scale matters, but softness is still the goal.

Unlike raw utilitarian planter boxes or commercial-grade garden pots, the Granada reads more like a design object than a container. Its tactile surface plays with light subtly, while its rounded form balances the more angular furniture often found in interior spaces. It’s as much a grounding piece for an olive tree as it is a complement to low-slung sofas or modern shelving.

As an indoor planter, it’s particularly well-suited to medium-to-large houseplants: think rubber tree, monstera, or a sculpted bonsai. Its size and depth allow for proper drainage and root development, while its thick walls offer visual weight without overwhelming the room. Whether placed as a standalone item or paired with other decorative planters, the Granada contributes to the rhythm and composition of a well-curated space.

Melaaura’s approach to design favors material honesty and form-led restraint. With the Granada, that vision is clear. This isn’t a planter that shouts. It doesn’t lean on bright colors or loud patterns. Instead, it lets its curves do the work. In white, it feels gallery-like—clean, contemplative. In weathered ash, it blends into darker palettes with ease.

Though it performs beautifully indoors, the Granada can also be used in protected outdoor areas. Covered patios, shaded courtyards, or entrances with overhangs are all suitable locations for this cement planter. It’s weather-resistant, stable, and built to age well—acquiring patina without losing integrity.

For those styling commercial interiors—boutiques, galleries, offices—the Granada provides cohesion without cliché. It fits just as comfortably beside a concrete bench as it does near reclaimed wood or brushed metal. Its rounded shape brings relief to boxy layouts, making it a strategic tool in spatial design.

It also plays well in clusters. Using both sizes together offers height variation that’s ideal for layering texture—especially when filled with plants that drape, spike, or sprawl. And because the palette is intentionally minimal, the greenery remains the focus, framed but not overshadowed by its vessel.

Unlike traditional plant pots that feel like afterthoughts, the Granada planter is deliberate. Its proportions, surface, and neutrality make it easy to work with—but not generic. It’s a piece that lives well in both minimal and maximal spaces, acting as a buffer or a beacon depending on how it’s styled.

The best indoor planters don’t just hold plants—they hold space. The Granada does exactly that. It’s functional without being obvious, beautiful without being loud, and timeless without being sterile. For those designing with intention, it’s the piece that completes the room—not because it stands out, but because it belongs.