Concrete pots in garden architecture

Producers today are very creative when it comes to the choice of materials used in garden architecture, and plastic, which led the way at the beginning of this century, has either radically changed its face or  been replaced by other, more aesthetic products, for example, made of concrete. Concrete pots, as well as concrete pots with real corten steel rust in various shapes and sizes can be found in the company's offer.

Gardens and terraces in the second decade of the 21st century are dazzling, also thanks to the fact that we have an inexhaustible source of ideas, such as magazines and blogs dedicated to modern designs. They have largely contributed to the fact that not only fashion, but also the materials used in gardens have changed. A dozen or so years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that concrete would become a material that we would use in interior design delighting us with its rawness and simplicity. Today, it is used by those who seek inspiration in old factory buildings, transferring the industrial spirit to the interiors of their homes and apartments. Concrete also reigns in gardens, and human creativity knows no boundaries in this matter.

The architectural concrete pot will work great in a modern design, it will emphasise the charm of plants, grasses and shrubs. Concrete pots look equally interesting in more classic gardens, where they add character by breaking the decor with a strong, concrete accent. Increasingly, solid, heavy concrete pots appear also in many public spaces, becoming an impressive decoration of shopping centres, car parks and hotels.

Concrete pots from manufacturer

When deciding on concrete pots, we are not limited to shades of gray, although these in recent years have been extremely popular and many customers choose such colours. You can buy pots produced in three technologies, and each allows you to achieve a different effect. Natural pots are made of concrete dyed in the mass, which at the production stage is impregnated with a colourless protective agent. Products made this way have visible smears and discolouration, which are a characteristic sign of concrete. In this group of pots there may be discrepancies in colour even within one production batch. Natural pots are most often chosen by lovers of the natural appearance and rawness of concrete, allowing for the introduction of a modern feature, broken by the greenery of plants.

For those who value creative play with colour, an interesting solution are concrete pots dyed in the mass and impregnated with colour. The impregnation with the dye sharpens and unifies the colour of concrete, as well as extends its durability, making such a pot less susceptible to discolouration resulting from rainfall and moisture than a natural pot. This group of products is characterised by colour repeatability, which most often makes them a decoration, the beauty of which is based on proven classics, repeatability and homogeneity of colours. Thanks to the extensive range of colours (RAL palette), concrete pots dyed in the mass and impregnated are also popular with brave designers who like experiments with form and colour. 

On the other hand, Loft Design concrete pots stand out with a very raw appearance: they have numerous pits and visible pores of large sizes. They may also have stains and discolourations which add a special character. In this group of pots there may be discrepancies in colour even within one production batch. Loft Design pots are designed to catch the eye with an interesting texture and finish, where the raw design creates a unique look of sophisticated rawness. At the production stage, Loft Design concrete pots are impregnated with a colourless protective agent, which extends their durability and guarantees trouble-free usage.