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stone indoor plant pots Aurello Grey Indoor Plant Pots Set of 2 – Small Stone Resin Planters

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stone indoor plant pots Aurello Grey Indoor Plant Pots Set of 2 – Small Stone Resin PlantersSet of 2 Aurello Brushed Grey Stone Resin Indoor Plant Pots This Aurello set of two circular cylinder plant pots offers a clean, modern way to style small indoor plants. Crafted from premium stone resin with a smooth exterior and subtle brushed grey finish, these pots bring a soft, contemporary feel to shelves, desks, windowsills and side tables. The matching duo includes two practical sizes, making them ideal for layered plant styling or creating a

Set of 2 Aurello Brushed Grey Stone Resin Indoor Plant Pots

This Aurello set of two circular cylinder plant pots offers a clean, modern way to style small indoor plants. Crafted from premium stone resin with a smooth exterior and subtle brushed grey finish, these pots bring a soft, contemporary feel to shelves, desks, windowsills and side tables.

The matching duo includes two practical sizes, making them ideal for layered plant styling or creating a coordinated look throughout the home.

Aurello brushed grey stone resin plant pots – sizes and dimensions

  • 1× Larger circular pot – Height 11.5cm, Width 11.5cm, Depth 11.5cm, 4mm wall thickness with a volume of 1L
  • 1× Smaller circular pot – Height 7.6cm, Width 7.6cm, Depth 7.6cm, 5mm wall thickness with a volume of 0.3L
  • Both pots crafted from durable stone resin with a smooth surface and brushed grey colour effect

Modern brushed grey indoor plant pots – key features

  • Smooth exterior with a lightly textured brushed grey finish
  • Premium stone resin construction for strength, stability and a high-quality feel
  • Space-saving circular cylinder design suitable for tabletops and shelving
  • Lightweight pots that can be easily repositioned around the home
  • Versatile sizing ideal for succulents, small foliage plants, herbs or decorative accents
  • Timeless grey colourway that complements modern, minimalist and neutral interiors

Where to use Aurello circular grey indoor plant pots

These stone resin Aurello plant pots are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, kitchens, window ledges, coffee tables and shelving displays. Their compact sizing also makes them ideal for workspaces, dressing tables and bedside styling.

Full description – Aurello brushed grey stone resin plant pot set

Bring soft texture and understated style to your home with this Aurello set of two brushed grey indoor plant pots. The smooth cylindrical shape offers a clean silhouette, while the brushed effect finish creates gentle tonal variation that enhances the natural stone resin body.

The larger 11.5cm pot is ideal for small indoor plants needing extra depth, while the smaller 7.6cm pot suits succulents, mini foliage plants or decorative moss. Display them together for a coordinated look or separate them across the home for consistent styling.

Perfect for gift-giving or adding subtle luxury to everyday spaces, the Aurello brushed grey plant pot set blends modern design with long-lasting practicality.

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