Ferm Living’s Hourglass pots give plants a strong silhouette to sit in. The form is simple and unmistakable: a generous vessel balanced on a widened base, like a small piece of outdoor hardware that happens to make greenery look better. Indoors, they read clean and graphic. Outside, they look right the moment you put them on stone, brick, or a weathered deck.
The smart part is that they’re reversible. Flip the pot and you change the planting depth—use the deeper side for roots that want room, then turn it over when you’re working with smaller plants or tighter arrangements. Each pot has a drainage hole with a rubber cap, so you can decide how you want it to behave depending on the surface underneath.
In Rust, the iron finish settles into a warm patina that continues to shift with time and weather. Choose your scale—from extra small to large—and treat them like a set: one big anchor piece, a couple of smaller companions, and suddenly a corner feels intentional without looking staged.
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