Mid-Century French Concrete Interlocking Planters – Sculptural Modular Garden Forms

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Price per planter. - 28 available A rare set of mid-century French interlocking concrete planters, sculptural in form and designed to install individually or as modular architectur al groupings. Each planter features a cast-stone hourglass pedestal supporting a cylindrical planting basin, creating a bold totem-like silhouette with exceptional presence. These planters were produced in France in the 1950s–1970s by municipal and regional ateliers experimenting with modular concrete elements for parks, courtyards, and public gardens. Their stackable geometry allows endless configuration possibilities—curved lines, clusters, linear runs, or freeform sculptural installations. The surface patina is entirely original, with decades of natural aging that give the concrete a soft, organic texture. Perfect as garden focal points, interior statement vessels, or landscape accents in modern, brutalist, and wabi-sabi environments. H: 33" D: 12" Show more