I love modern design. I love simple lines and solid colors. And, I am in-love with this round up of modern planters! This post contains affiliate links.

Basically everything in our home is white, black, gray, or wood with metal furnishings giving a nod to Modernism. I like only the bare necessities to be visible because I aim for each room to be balanced and welcoming without feeling cluttered. I specifically have selected pieces for our home that help add contrast and warmth to our bright gallery-like rooms with dark floors.

These West Elm planters are exactly the kind of pieces I would welcome with open arms into our home! These planters may be modern and minimal, but are compatible with any styling your home may have.

Shop these Must-Have Modern Style Planters

1. Ceramic Wallscape Planters – These individual planters will transform greenery into works of art by mix and matching colors and sizes to create a unique gallery wall.
2. Mid-Century Turned Leg Standing Planters – Solid – We have this one in our bedroom. We have a beautiful Swiss Cheese Plant in it and it looks amazing!!! Inspired by the clean silhouettes of the ’50s and ’60s, the Mid-Century Turned Leg Planters stand on tapered, solid pecan colored wood legs with a white glazed, ceramic bowl.
3. Iris Planter + Chevron Stand – You can put your favorite plants on a pedestal with this planter and metal stand set. In a stone and cement composite material, the planter is lightweight and easy to move, while the powder-coated steel base adds dimension and shape. Let long tendrels hang over the edge for extra drama. Indoor/outdoor.
4. Iris Planter + Chevron Stand – Triple– We have this one in our sunroom and LOVE it! Just as the previous planter, this one displays 3 of your favorite your favorite plants on a pedestal. We have an extra long succulent hanging for an airy & dramatic display. We love the powder-coated base because it matches the dark grout lines in our geometric ceramic tiled floor perfectly!

Do you have plants in your home? How do you display them?