Tabletop & Windowbox Collection

Adding a splash of color and flair to almost any space, our collection of tabletop & windowbox planters is by prestigious designer Jay Scotts, who specialises in bringing potted-plant beauty to indoor and outdoor areas and transforming how they look.

Simply place them on any table or window that you please, including in the kitchen, living room, bathroom or bedroom. These beautiful tabletop & windowbox planters will bring style to your home and make rooms much more interesting and comfortable. They can serve as a focal point for gatherings or just when you're relaxing after a hard day and want some pleasing elements around you. 

Transformative Window Box Planters

Our window box planter can be used indoors or outside and they will transform even the dullest of buildings with their vibrant plants and colors. Window planters make homes and offices stand out as places of elegance and distinction, and there's little you have to do other than put them in place and water and trim the plants. 

They come in classic and clean shapes for versatility and ease in planting, and are made from high-quality fiberglass, for indoor or outdoor use, and easy care. Our tabletop & windowbox planters are offered in four sizes and a range of hand-painted finishes.

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Drainage: Choose no drainage for indoor or add drainage for outdoor use.

Material: Fiberglass.

Finish: Choose from our range of standard low- and high-gloss finishes.  

Offered in a variety of lengths and heights, our selection of 7″-wide tabletop & windowbox planters complement a variety of design aesthetics and can be mixed and matched to create a custom collection:

• Measuring 20″ long and 7″ high, the Tupelo Window Planter makes an elegant and eye-catching statement without dominating its surroundings. Fill it with your own mixture of plants or comfortably fit three 6″ grow pots into its frame for easy customization when you want to change the design and layout.
• The clean, simple shape of our 26"-long Weir Rectangular Planter suits traditional, transitional and contemporary spaces. It’s versatile and easy to use, accommodating four 6″ grow pots to eliminate the need to re-pot.
• Our Vicksburg Rectangular Planter is perfect for use on tabletops and counters. At nearly three feet long, the 32″ Vicksburg planter is a match for spacious surfaces but its low-profile shape won’t block views or overwhelm vertically.
• The Wheeling Modern Rectangular Fiberglass Container measures 44″ in length, making it perfect for long stretches of countertop or spacious dining or conference tables. Accommodating seven 6-inch grow pots, its relatively shallow shape is perfect for displaying rows of small plants.

Dimensions & Weight

69316.20 – 20″L x 7″W x 7″H - 19″L x 6″W Opening – 7.2 lbs (Tupelo)

69473.26 – 26″L x 7″W x 7″H – 25″L x 6″W Opening – 8.5 lb (Weir)

69478.32 – 32″L x 7″W x 7″H – 31″L x 6″W Opening – 13.2 lb (Vicksburg)

69453.44 – 44″L x 7″W x 7″H – 43″L x 6″W Opening – 15 lb (Wheeling)

Pots, Planters & More stands by the quality of our fiberglass manufactured planters.

Planters are covered by a three (3) year warranty from the date of acceptance. As the original purchaser of our products, we warrant that they are free from manufacturing defects and made from quality materials.
Any item proving to be defective in material or workmanship will be repaired, exchanged, or credited at the discretion of Pots, Planters & More.

Any misuse, abuse, unauthorized modifications, neglect, accidents, or any other hazard to the product will void the warranty.
Detailed instructions are provided with each planter to ensure its longevity. Pots, Planters & More strongly recommends following these instructions when using your planters.

It is the purchaser's responsibility to ensure that containers for outdoor use have sufficient drainage. It is particularly important in regions that are subject to freezing temperatures.

Labor, shipping, delivery, installation, or any other costs associated with a claim will not be covered by Pots, Planters & More.

We ship to the continental United States of America. Orders to other locations cannot be placed on this website and you will need to contact us at sales@potsplantersandmore.com.

All our shipments are sent via common carrier (LTL). Each shipment will either be delivered to a dock (if available) or curbside via liftgate. Recipient is responsible for moving the planters from the curb or dock to their final point of installation.

Shipping & Handling is included in the price for retail sales, and will be quoted & billed at actual freight rates for wholesale sales.

A sleek tabletop planter on a sunny kitchen sill can turn everyday herbs into part of your décor, filling the air with fresh basil and mint while you cook. Step outside and place the same outdoor tabletop planter on a patio bar or dining table to keep succulents and cocktail herbs right within reach.

The Tabletop & Windowbox Collection gives you flexible options to style both indoor and outdoor spaces. These planters work in small corners, on dining tables, and even as accents for outdoor bars, adding color and life wherever you set them. 

Why Choose a Tabletop Planter Box from the Tabletop & Windowbox Collection

A tabletop planter box blends sleek design with practical features, making it easy to bring greenery to kitchens, patios, offices, and more.

Each piece in the Tabletop & Windowbox Collection is designed from lightweight fiberglass that looks like ceramic but is far easier to move. 

The UV‑stable finish resists fading and stains, so your planter looks at home on a sunny patio as well as on a dining table or office shelf. 

With multiple lengths and profiles to choose from, you can find one that feels designed for your space.

How to Style a Tabletop Planter for Different Spaces

A tabletop planter adds structure and greenery without taking over the space. You can use it as a focal point or as a soft accent that blends with your décor.

A long tabletop planter, for example, looks clean and balanced on narrow surfaces. You can place a rectangular tabletop planter along a kitchen window and turn it into a fresh herb garden right where you cook. 

It also works as a low centerpiece on a dining table, so everyone can see each other while still having that soft touch of greenery in the middle.

For bigger spots like console tables or patio counters, go for one that stretches most of the length. It gives you that clean, connected look without feeling busy.

Here’s how each size works in different spots:

• 20″ × 7″ × 7″ tucks easily onto apartment ledges, bookshelves, or café counters, perfect for basil, mint, or a mini cactus trio.
  
• 26″ × 7″ × 7″ lines a window box frame or sits at the center of a dining table, keeping greenery low-profile and conversation-friendly.
  
• 32″ × 7″ × 7″ spans console tables or porch railings and has enough room for a lush begonia display or even mixed lettuces.
  
• 44″ × 7″ × 7″ works as a dramatic rectangle tabletop planter on reception desks or garden walls, turning simple trough planting into living art.
  

The slim profile of these rectangular tabletop planters keeps sight lines clear while still giving you serious plant volume.

Indoor Tabletop Planter Ideas for Homes and Offices

Greenery can instantly change the mood of a room, and an indoor tabletop planter makes it simple to bring that feeling inside. A tabletop succulent planter on a work desk adds a lively touch of color without taking up much space, while a long, low planter works as a living centerpiece on a dining table.

A white tabletop planter pairs beautifully with trailing pothos or compact ferns on a kitchen counter or tucked neatly onto a bookshelf. For a stronger look, use a black tabletop planter with colorful succulents or orchids to add contrast against lighter walls and furniture.

Even a small tabletop planter can stand out when styled with intention. A tiny arrangement on a side table, windowsill, or entryway console adds a welcoming touch and brings life to overlooked spaces.

Outdoor Tabletop Planter Styling for Patios and Gardens

Patios and garden tables feel warmer and more welcoming when plants are part of the scene. A long outdoor planter filled with succulents can run along the edge of a bar cart, adding greenery without taking over space for drinks or snacks. 

A low arrangement of seasonal blooms or cascading greenery down the center of a dining table creates an inviting feel and brings a fresh, natural energy to the space.

A garden table planter packed with fragrant herbs like basil or thyme adds both color and function to outdoor dining, keeping fresh ingredients close at hand. Bright begonias or trailing vines in a dining table planter bring a pop of color to weekend lunches or evening gatherings under string lights.

Lightweight fiberglass planters move easily, so you can adjust them with the sun or shift them around when entertaining. Pairing a smooth trough planter, for example, with rustic wood furniture or industrial metal accents creates depth and personality. Even one thoughtfully placed planter can make an outdoor space feel finished.

Color and Finish Pairings for Modern Tabletop Planters

The finish you choose can instantly shift how a space looks and, just as importantly, how everything ties together. For instance, a white tabletop planter naturally feels bright and clean, especially when you add soft trailing plants like pothos or string‑of‑pearls on a sunny kitchen counter or even an office shelf.

A black tabletop planter, on the other hand, gives bold contrast and really makes vibrant succulents or orchids stand out beautifully. You could easily place one on a light wood dining table or a marble reception desk for that extra bit of modern drama.

Neutral stone or metallic finishes in a modern tabletop planter, meanwhile, blend effortlessly into all kinds of décor styles. 

For example, try pairing a brushed metal finish with glass or steel accents for an industrial look, or choose soft greys with natural woods for a warm and balanced touch that feels welcoming without trying too hard.

Plant Matchmaking for Your Tabletop Succulent Planter and More

Choosing the right plants brings your planter to life and makes care easier. Here are some ideas that work beautifully:

• Succulents for easy care: Fill a tabletop succulent planter with echeveria, haworthia, and burro’s tail. Mix rosette-shaped succulents in the center with trailing greens around the edges for a balanced, layered look.
  
• Bright and classic color: A begonia tabletop planter offers cheerful blooms and soft foliage, perfect for adding color to tabletops or windowsills.
  
• Fresh and functional: Grow herbs like basil, thyme, and rosemary in a garden table planter to keep fresh flavors within easy reach for outdoor dining or kitchen prep.
  
• Low-light greenery: Small ferns, peace lilies, or compact calatheas thrive in shaded corners or offices, adding year-round greenery with minimal fuss.
  
• Compact styling: Even a small tabletop planter has impact when you mix plant heights, textures, and colors for a curated, intentional look.

Styling Tricks with Trough Planter Tabletop Designs

What’s wonderful about a trough planter tabletop is how it can completely change the feel of a space. Its long, low shape draws the eye and creates a natural line that ties everything together. 

You can use it as a centerpiece on a buffet, stretch it across a console table, or even style it along a windowsill for a sleek, finished look.

Try these simple styling tricks to make it look amazing:

• Create a focal point: Place three trough planters in a row on a buffet for a look that feels polished and intentional.
  
• Divide spaces naturally: Set one on a counter or table to subtly separate work zones without blocking light or views.
  
• Add calm and texture: Fill it with low‑growing moss, candles, or small succulents to create a peaceful, minimalist vibe.
  
• Refresh through the seasons: Swap in spring flowers, summer herbs, or autumn branches so your space always feels current and lively.
  

Easy Maintenance Tips for Countertop Planters

A countertop planter is easy to care for when you keep a few things in mind. These tips can help your planter and plants stay fresh and healthy all year:

• Wipe surfaces often: Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water to remove dust and spills without damaging the finish.
  
• Check for drainage needs: Choose planters with drainage holes for outdoor use or plug them indoors to prevent water marks.
  
• Use lightweight designs: Fiberglass planters are easy to move and clean.
  
• Pick low‑maintenance plants: Succulents, herbs, and compact ferns thrive with minimal watering and care.
  
• Refresh soil seasonally: Replacing the top layer of soil a couple of times a year supports plant health and growth.

Brighten Your Space with Tabletop & Windowbox Planters

At Pots Planters & More, the Tabletop & Windowbox Collection brings style and versatility to every surface. Choose sleek white for a clean, modern look, bold black for striking contrast, or warm natural neutrals that blend effortlessly with any décor. 

With a variety of sizes and shapes, there’s a planter designed to feel right at home on your patio, in your office, or throughout your living space.

Explore our collection, select your finish, and pick the size that fits your space best. With the right plants and thoughtful placement, a tabletop planter can turn even the smallest surface into a vibrant focal point full of life.