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Triflora Hanging Planters by Umbra, White and Brass, Set of 3

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Sale price$99.00 Regular price$149.00
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Turn your windows into a thriving indoor garden with the Umbra Triflora Hanging Planters. Blending the utility of a curtain rod with the beauty of potted plants, Triflora lets you display herbs, succulents, and trailing vines without sacrificing precious sill space.

Adjust the length of each planter’s rope and slide them horizontally along the rod to create your own custom arrangement. The durable melamine pots fit standard 7.5cm nursery pots, so you can drop plants straight in without re-potting. Perfect for kitchens, living rooms, or anywhere you want a fresh touch of greenery, Triflora can be mounted on the wall or ceiling to suit your space.

Key Features

  • Display Plants in Any Window: Hang three planters on an extendable metal rod to transform your window into a lush display.

  • Customisable Placement: Easily slide and adjust the ropes horizontally and vertically for perfect positioning.

  • Fits Standard Pots: Durable melamine pots fit standard 7.5cm plant pots, with no repotting needed.

  • All Hardware Included: Comes with mounting hardware for wall or ceiling installation; fits standard 61cm windows.

  • Stylish Finish: White planters and brass accents complement modern and classic interiors alike. Prefer a darker finish? The same set also comes in black with white pots.

Why You'll Love It

Grow herbs for your kitchen, trail vines in your lounge, or create a mini indoor jungle, all while keeping surfaces clutter-free. The adjustable design makes it easy to refresh your display seasonally or as your plants grow.

Dimensions

  • Rod Length: 106.7cm

  • Overall Width: 62.9cm

  • Height: 14.6cm

  • Weight: 1.13kg

Styling Tips

  • Mix different trailing plants (like pothos and string of pearls) for layered texture.

  • Use all white pots for a minimal look, or swap in terracotta nursery pots for warmth.

  • Hang over a kitchen window to keep fresh herbs within arm’s reach.

  • Pair with other brass-accented decor for a cohesive feel.

Planted with herbs, it makes a fresh housewarming gift for a keen cook. Find more in our gift ideas for the home.

FAQs

What size pots fit?
Standard 7.5cm nursery pots drop straight into the melamine planters, so there is no need to repot.

Can I mount it on the ceiling?
Yes. It comes with hardware for wall or ceiling mounting.

In Short

The Umbra Triflora is a set of three white melamine hanging planters with brass accents on an extendable rod, with adjustable ropes and hardware for wall or ceiling mounting. It fits standard 7.5cm nursery pots and turns a window into a small indoor garden.

Three white and brass Umbra Triflora hanging planters on a white ceiling rod, on white
Triflora Hanging Planters by Umbra, White and Brass, Set of 3 Sale price$99.00 Regular price$149.00

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