10 Best Indoor Plant Pots UK 2024 | Eva Solo, Habitat and More

Like something out of a sci-fi novel, this self-watering plant pot uses a combination of nylon wicks and a reservoir to make sure your plants draw out the optimum amount of water without the risk of over or underwatering — fantastic news for workaholics or those new to caring for plants.

Plants like orchids need to absorb light through their roots as well as their leaves, which is exactly what this transparent glass pot allows. It also prevents rot by ensuring that roots don't directly come into contact with the water. All in all, this pot is a beautiful and effortless way of helping your plants to look their best. 

This double-pack of pots gives you flexibility — use one at a time or team two different-sized plants together! Both pots are made from ceramic, a smooth material that feels classy rather than cheap and always looks great.

We're also fans of the unique concertina design which is much more interesting to look at than a flat surface, but isn't too wacky! Most of all, we love the warm-toned colour scheme that's striking yet cosy too. 

What could be better than a two-in-one planter? This one is super convenient and cost-effective, giving you twice the space for the same price! It also comes in a cool metallic finish, so it'll complement modern-style living spaces.

Better still, it features a handy hook for hanging, which means it takes up less surface space and works well in rooms with limited space. It's perfect for plants with tendrils that need the extra growing room!

This set of six incredibly colourful plant pots is sure to brighten up your place! It's a shame they don't come in varying sizes, but this does give them a uniform appearance when placed together.

In addition to being eye-catching, these plant pots are convenient. Each comes with a bamboo tray that catches water and prevents overwatering. They're also very affordable for a multipack, especially when you consider that they're made from high-quality ceramic.

Scandinavian décor is all the rage right now, and this pot exemplifies its essential characteristics. Clean lines separate two neutral, subdued colours, and the minimalist vibes are sure to suit any home.

Handmade from bamboo, this pot has a smooth, natural feel too. It's a joy to appreciate the craftsmanship every time you pick it up. Although it's fairly expensive for a small pot, this is an object that you'll treasure for years to come.

This plant pot's brass-toned finish and twisted legs are a fantastic example of a classic design brought up to date. It's the ideal choice for ultra-modern homes that need something cutting edge to match the surrounding décor.

This is an expensive planter, but there's nothing else quite like it. It's something of a statement piece that's sure to turn heads and would look especially great in a hallway, where it will attract guests' attention as soon as they step in the door.

This trio of Moroccan-inspired plant pots is sure to spruce up your living space. The colour selection seems a bit random, but the intricate mosaic pattern makes them interesting to look at.

Naturally, three pots mean three times the amount of planting space and each pot is pretty large. It's a shame they don't come in a variety of sizes but it's hard to complain when you're getting such a good deal for the price!

The designers of this planter have used a metalwork technique called hammering to create a series of indentations across its surface. Artisans have practised hammering for thousands of years, giving this planter a timeless appeal.

The gold-coloured aluminium is robust and also makes this pot feel luxurious. It's not the biggest planter, but it'll be just the right size for housing your favourite succulent or begonia.

This plant pot's stone-age style is so unusual that we're sure you won't find anything else like it when searching for a new home for your plants. It attracts attention without being brightly-coloured, due to its rustic charm!

However, it's tough to say which kind of décor this pot would complement. The rough surface would probably look most at home in minimalist spaces — if you're after comfy vibes though, this style probably isn't for you!

If you're buying a new plant pot, you might as well choose one that's uplifting. While giraffes aren't naturally hilarious creatures, it's hard not to smile every time you glance at this colourful chap's docile expression.

Sure, this isn't the largest pot, but the quirky design means it'll work wonders to cheer up your desk space or bedside table. At under a tenner, it's a brilliant buy for those on a budget.