12 Unique Planters With Personality

The sweetest home for small blooms, this small planter is shaped like a kitten in mid-snooze. Place it on a shelf or atop a stack of paperbacks to bring home that cozy look of a cat curled up in a bookshop.

Something tells us that your plants will take a serious shine to this terra cotta pot. The six-inch clay container gives growing roots plenty of room to stretch out, while the sunburst graphic radiates all the good vibes.

This hand-painted piece would make a darling residence for some herbs, no? With its townhouse shape and watercolor blooms, this planter is as charming as it is playful. While you could purchase just one, we suggest shopping the set to create a whimsical neighborhood on your windowsill.

Macrame has met its match; these days, we're obsessed with hanging planters made from stained glass. Snag this delicate, iridescent piece by artist Katie Sue Weissel and display it in your kitchen window, where it'll catch the light and cast rainbows.

Encourage your flowers to reach their full potential and put them in a pot decorated with motivational messages like "Bloom" and "Keep Growing." We have a feeling that those pink and purple hues will instantly brighten up the room.

Pull some pattern into your space with the help of this chic, black-and-white striped planter. We love that the ceramic piece has a glossy finish, so it catches the light and makes even more of a statement.

Dare we say it? This tiny half-moon planter is downright dreamy. Curved in a crescent shape and coated with a metallic finish, the piece will cast a gentle glow on small succulents. Pair it with quartz crystals to emphasize its mystical vibes.

Excuse us while we swoon over this Chinoiserie-inspired situation. Though the crisp, blue-and-white color palette makes the vessel look vintage, the geometric print gives it a contemporary twist. In turn? You can pair this piece with just about anything.

Celebrate natural beauty in all its forms with a planter covered in abstract figures. We love the way the lines capture the look of brushstrokes on a blank page, and can already picture this piece in the corner of an artist's studio.

Made by London-based ceramicist Kinska, these pretty pots are as much planters as they are works of art. We love that each one features a face with a soft smile or pretty pout, with a black-and-white color scheme to create a sense of cohesion. Shop the set to ensure that your plants are always in good company.

ICYMI, mason jars are out and milk jugs are in. Inspired by the charming cannisters once found on dairy farms, this earthenware accent has two small side handles and a round lip that's just begging to be filled with wildflowers.