Rustic Pair of Faux Bois Midcentury Trough Shaped Concrete Planters

A pair of faux-bois trough shaped planters circa 1930, made of concrete with grey and orange tones. Enhance your outdoor space with this captivating pair of faux-bois trough-shaped planters from the 1930s. These planters are crafted from durable concrete, boasting a remarkable faux wood appearance that adds a touch of rustic charm to any garden or patio. The weathered finish of these planters gives them an authentic and aged look, adding character and depth to their design. The combination of grey and orange tones further enhances their natural appeal, creating a harmonious blend of earthy colors. Designed in a trough shape, these planters offer ample space for your favorite plants, flowers, or shrubs to flourish. Their generous size allows for versatile planting options, making them ideal for both small and large-scale garden settings. The faux-bois texture and intricate details on the surface of these planters mimic the grain and texture of real wood, adding an element of visual interest and uniqueness. Each planter showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of the era, bringing a nostalgic touch to your outdoor decor. Whether placed individually or as a pair, these faux-bois planters make a statement and serve as eye-catching focal points in any outdoor setting. They effortlessly blend with various design styles, from traditional to contemporary, creating a seamless integration with your existing decor. These vintage concrete planters...

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Faux Bois was at its height during the Art Nouveau era in France between the 19th and 20th century. Now reimagined for a contemporary audience, this hand sculpted trough features cla...

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Stunning concrete faux-bois planter, circa 1970s. Detailed design including realistic bark and wood grain. Natural lichen and moss growth also lend in giving this planter an uncanny realistic feel without it being too gimmicky. Years of patina and weathering gives these pieces a stunningly unique look. As these are each handmade, the owner will find that each stool varies ever so slightly in Size from the last giving them a great artisanal feel. Extremely substantial and well made, these planters are constructed of solid concrete shell...

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