Designed by Christophe Pillet, the Serralunga Scarlett planter with light transforms a simple container into an illuminated architectural feature. Its tall silhouette becomes even more striking when lit, offering both a functional vessel for plants and a source of ambiance. Ideal for gardens, terraces, or boutique hotel lounges, Scarlett creates a poetic dialogue between light and greenery. Durability that endures and integrated illumination Made in rotationally moulded polyethylene, this illuminated planter withstands UV rays, impacts, and temperatures from –35°C to +80°C. Fully recyclable and solution-dyed, it preserves its color and texture across seasons. Maintenance is simple, requiring only mild soap and water, making it perfect for both residential gardens and high-traffic hospitality areas. The Scarlett planter by Serralunga provides a cool, even glow that highlights plants by day and transforms the atmosphere by night. This feature elevates Scarlett beyond a planter, turning it into a sculptural light element that animates terraces, poolside lounges, and outdoor dining areas. Complementary design integration for every space Available in two heights, 140 cm and 180 cm, Scarlett adapts to varied contexts. The taller model acts as a monumental presence for entrance areas or hotel lobbies, while the smaller version fits terraces, patios, or intimate lounge corners. Both maintain the balance of scale, functionality, and elegance of a modern garden planter. The Serralunga illuminated planter pairs seamlessly with Serralunga furniture, while integrating with Ibride artistic furniture, Gufram iconic interior décor, or Pedrali outdoor collections. Its luminous body works as a central feature in curated outdoor schemes for private homes or contract projects. Atmosphere as a design element As a Serralunga outdoor decor creation, Scarlett embodies Christophe Pillet x Serralunga’s signature approach: refined simplicity with emotional impact. By night, its glowing surface reshapes perception, guiding the eye and defining space. More than a planter, it is a sculptural light feature that enriches gardens, terraces, and hospitality environments with elegance and presence.
