Musa Planter H30

Design

The Musa Planter H30 brings a confident, low profile to the room. Its wide, square silhouette gives plants a stage without stealing the show, and the geometric lines keep the look clean and current. Designed by Studio Adolini, it sits close to the ground, creating a grounded presence that feels stable and intentional. Perfect for short plants and compact floral compositions, it frames greenery with quiet precision.

Scaled at approximately 35.4 inches wide by 35.4 inches deep and 11.8 inches high, the form reads substantial yet understated. The proportions are deliberate. Nothing fussy. Just a solid, modern vessel with pleasing balance.

Materials & Build

Crafted in fiber cement, the planter has the density and feel designers look for when they want substance. The material supports clean edges and consistent surfaces, enhancing the crisp geometry. It’s a straightforward build that favors strength and stability over fuss. At about 132 lb, it stays put once placed.

Finish options include warm grey, grey, and terracotta, each giving the piece a distinct character while staying within a refined palette. The selection is simple, and it’s easy to match across spaces. Not stackable, by design—this is a single, sculpted form made to stand on its own.

Everyday Ease

The low rim makes planting and light pruning comfortable, and the broad opening welcomes clustered arrangements or a single, sculptural species. The Musa Planter H30 is delivered as one piece, ready to position. A tailored cover is available to keep the surface protected when needed. And that weight that gives stability also encourages planning ahead for placement.

Placement & Lifestyle

This piece settles in effortlessly—entry halls, terraces, lounge corners, or gallery-like settings. It reads as architectural without feeling severe. Use one as a focal anchor or align a pair to frame a path. It plays well with low seating and long benches, and it brings structure to open areas that need a defined moment of green. The Talenti sensibility comes through in how easily it integrates with varied styles, from minimal to more layered interiors.

Longevity

Fiber cement is chosen here for a reason: it’s solid, consistent, and made to last through daily use. Surfaces wipe clean, edges stay crisp, and the form resists the small knocks of active spaces. For added care between seasons or during longer pauses, the available cover keeps the finish looking fresh. Simple, durable, and composed—qualities that align with the Musa collection’s intent and make this planter a reliable part of the setting over time.