Whether you’re searching for a large planter in a unique shape or configuration or you simply need a size or color you can’t find, the process of having a large custom planter tailor-made for your unique design plan is simpler than you might think.

Whether you’re designing a corporate office space, a restaurant, or outdoor space, commercial fiberglass planters can help complete the look. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, contemporary fiberglass containers draw people into the space and add to the created ambiance.

If you’re looking for ideas to amplify the ambiance of a restaurant patio, consider the ability of contemporary planters to add style and set a relaxing, elegant mood for patrons to enjoy their meal. Handcrafted plant containers allow restaurants to add artistry and greenery to their patios, while creating natural barriers, walkways, and even canopy shade with large plants or trees.

Creating a beautiful, contemporary, retail store environment that draws in customers requires an extensive amount of planning and design work ahead of time. Many things have to be considered: the items being sold, the look and feel you want to create, the traffic flow throughout the space for both customers and employees, and the function of the floor plan.

Creating an incredible first impression is one of the best ways to make your business or venue stand out from the crowd. Using beautiful and inviting greenery has always been a go-to when designing an outdoor space, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up the bold and dramatic look you long for. With PureModern’s fiberglass planters you can create an unforgettable, stunning space featuring unique designs.

Tapered planters were originally designed to take advantage of the way plants grow, and to save water. These days, the elegant design of a gently tapered planter doubles as a classic piece of modern décor.

Adding plants to an urban garden is often best achieved with the use of planters. They allow you to control the soil content, keep plants safe from foot traffic, and even add soil where there is none in the midst of a city space.