Horizon Wok Bowl Planter

The Horizon Wok Bowl Planter — Wide Shallow Bowl Pot | 2 Colours | D91cm × H30cm

Think Wide. Think Low. Think Differently.

Not every space needs a tall pot. Some spaces need something that spreads out, sits low, and commands the ground beneath it.

The Horizon Wok Bowl Planter is one of the most distinctive planter shapes available in Australia — a wide, shallow bowl form inspired by the classic wok silhouette. At 91cm wide and just 30cm tall, it sits close to the ground and fills space horizontally, creating a look that no upright pot can replicate.

It's the planter for people who want something different. Something that makes guests ask: "Where did you get that?"

This is not a water feature. It is a solid, beautifully crafted planting vessel designed to hold plants in a bold, unconventional way.

Wide Where It Counts

The numbers tell the story. A 70cm opening diameter — that's nearly three-quarters of a metre across — gives you enormous planting flexibility. Spread a mass of succulents across the entire bowl. Plant a single sculptural agave dead centre. Layer different groundcovers for a living tapestry effect. Or go lush and tropical with a low-spreading fern or bromeliad display.

At 110 litres of internal volume, there's more growing space here than the low profile suggests. The wide, shallow form actually suits many plants better than deep pots — particularly succulents, agaves, bromeliads, shallow-rooted ornamentals, and low-spreading ground covers that hate sitting in deep, wet soil.

Two Colours. One Bold Shape.

⚫ Black — dramatic and high-contrast. Against pale paving or light-coloured stone, the Black Horizon Wok Bowl Planter makes a striking visual statement. Pairs especially well with silver-toned succulents, grey-green agaves, and architectural cacti, where the contrast between pot and plant is everything.

🩶 Urban Grey — contemporary and versatile. A warm, mid-toned grey that works with virtually any outdoor palette. Softer than the Black but equally modern, the Urban Grey suits coastal gardens, Scandi-inspired outdoor spaces, and anywhere a more neutral anchor is needed.

Why the Wok Bowl Shape Works So Well

Most planters go up. This one goes out.

The wide, low silhouette of the Horizon Wok Bowl Planter offers something tall pots can never achieve — a sense of breadth, of groundedness, of horizontal presence. In a courtyard or on a terrace dominated by vertical lines (walls, fences, tall pots), a wok bowl planter breaks the rhythm and draws the eye downward in the best possible way.

Used in a group setting, multiple Horizon Wok Bowl Planters at different heights create a layered, dynamic planting display. Used alone, a single large bowl planted simply and confidently becomes a conversation piece.

Who Is This For?

• Residential terraces and courtyards — low enough to preserve sightlines, wide enough to make a statement
• Pool surrounds — the shallow profile sits beautifully at pool level without blocking views
• Commercial entrances and lobbies — a low, wide planter creates a welcoming, grounded feel at entry points
• Restaurant and hospitality outdoor areas — adds texture and greenery without obstructing table sightlines
• Succulent and cacti enthusiasts — the wide, shallow bowl is the ideal form for drought-tolerant, shallow-rooted plants
• Landscape designers — an unexpected shape that adds variety and contrast to any planting scheme

"Every garden needs at least one pot that makes people stop and look twice. This is that pot."

The Pietro Stoneware Difference

Pietro Stoneware has spent 20 years developing advanced cement technology that delivers pieces that are lightweight without compromise. At just 35kg for a pot nearly a metre wide, the Horizon Wok Bowl Planter is remarkably manageable — easy to position, easy to move if needed, and built to last in Australian conditions whether indoors or out.

Key Specifications

What to Plant in a Wok Bowl Planter

Not sure what to plant? The wide, shallow form works best with:

✔ Succulents and cacti — the shallow depth suits their root structure perfectly

✔ Agaves and aloes — dramatic, architectural, and right at home in a wide bowl

✔ Bromeliads — a colourful, low-maintenance option that spreads beautifully

✔ Mass groundcover plantings — fill the whole bowl with a single species for a bold, graphic effect

✔ Ornamental grasses — flowing and textural, especially effective in the Black finish

✔ Low-growing ferns and tropicals — lush and full for shaded courtyard positions