Hexora Collection · Glazed Painted Terracotta · Indoor / Covered Outdoor L: 39cm dia × 37cm H · M: 31.5cm dia × 30cm H · S: 25cm dia × 24cm H
Patina honeycomb terracotta planter is named for exactly what it looks like — the slow, beautiful oxidation of copper over years, rendered here in a single glaze. The dusty teal-blue cell faces sit across thousands of raised honeycomb facets, each one separated by a recessed copper-terracotta grout line that glows warm bronze in morning and evening light. At midday it reads as cool and architectural. At golden hour it comes alive — the entire surface shifts register, warm and luminous, as though lit from within. This is not a finish you fully see in a photograph. It reveals itself in the room, over time, differently every day.
At 39cm across, the Large is one of the most generously scaled planters in the Midori range — wide enough for a mature Areca Palm, tall enough to give a Monstera genuine presence. The Small at 25cm is precise enough for a desk or windowsill without losing any of the surface drama.
Large: 39cm dia × 37cm H · Medium: 31.5cm dia × 30cm H · S: 25cm dia × 24cm H
Care & Placement
The Patina honeycomb terracotta planters are meant for Indoor and covered outdoor only. Keep away from direct rain and continuous harsh sunlight. Windows, balconies, and patios in shade are ideal. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Single base drainage hole. Use a saucer indoors. For succulents, add a gravel layer at the base or drop in a nursery pot. For moisture-loving plants, plant directly with well-draining potting mix.
Best Paired With
| Mood | Plants | Light & Water | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tropical & Lush | Areca Palm, Monstera Deliciosa, Bird of Paradise | Bright indirect · every 5–7 days | Large only · living room corner, hotel lobby, covered verandah |
| Cool & Considered | Aglaonema (silver or green), Sansevieria ‘Moonshine’, ZZ Plant | Low–medium indirect · every 10–14 days | Medium & Small · home office, corridor, shaded balcony |
| Warm Contrast | Anthurium (red or white), Croton, Dracaena | Bright indirect · every 5–7 days | Medium · living room, café counter, reception desk |
Find Your Pairing
| Plant | Match | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Areca Palm | ✓ Perfect | Large only · feathery fronds soften the geometric body beautifully |
| Monstera Deliciosa | ✓ Perfect | Large & Medium · bold foliage reads powerfully against teal honeycomb |
| Aglaonema (Silver Bay) | ✓ Perfect | Silver-green leaf echoes the cool teal cells |
| Sansevieria ‘Moonshine’ | ✓ Strong | Pale upright form contrasts the busy texture |
| Anthurium (red) | ✓ Strong | Warm red against cool teal — the copper grout lines bridge the two |
| Croton | ✓ Strong | Warm orange-gold leaves echo the bronze grout at golden hour |
| ZZ Plant | ✓ Strong | Low-light · glossy leaf against matte textured body |
| Pothos (golden) | ✓ Strong | Trails generously · gold variegation picks up the copper lines |
| Bird of Paradise | △ Possible | Large only · needs genuinely bright indirect light indoors |
| Caladium | △ Possible | Medium · stunning contrast but needs high humidity |
| Cactus | ✗ No | Scale and character mismatch · form demands generous planting |
Beena’s Curating Tips
Place the Patina honeycomb terracotta planter where it catches the morning or evening sun — even indirect golden light activates the copper grout lines and transforms the entire surface. A north or east-facing window is ideal.
The finish of the Patina honeycomb terracotta planter reads differently at different distances — close up it’s intricate and tactile; from across the room it reads as a single cool teal tone. Style it where both views are possible.
Croton is Beena’s unexpected pairing for Patina — the orange-gold and burgundy leaf tones mirror the copper grout lines exactly, creating a composition that looks more considered than it took to achieve.
The Large at 39cm is the statement floor planter for living rooms and lobbies — pair it with an Areca Palm and let the feathery fronds soften what is otherwise a very precise, geometric vessel.
For B2B: a pair of Hexora Patina Larges in a hotel corridor or restaurant entrance reads as a deliberate design choice, not a decorating afterthought.
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