The Box Planter takes an ordinary object and transplants it into an unusual location.

Made of zinc plated sheet metal, the Box Planter is available in three sizes. The middle size is available with lockable casters, as shown in the image below. It is waterproof, making it suitable for use outdoors.

An optional plastic insert is also available to protect the interiors of the Box Planter. It is available in powder coated red, orange, light grey and black.

The Box Planter is designed by Michael Koenig for Flora.

See more here: sixdifferentways.com

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