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Don’t be fooled by the lightweight material, this plant pot is durable enough to meet your planting needs and dreams – both indoors and outdoors.
The plant pot is frost-resistant and can be kept outdoors at temperatures below zero if emptied of soil or covered.
Decorate your home with plants combined with a plant pot to suit your style.
Soft and inviting shapes make FÖRENLIG plant pots easy to like and use in many homes, both indoors and outdoors.
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Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
You can make a draining hole in the bottom using a drill.
May be completed with FIXA stick-on floor protectors to protect extra-sensitive surfaces.
“I like to start with simple shapes that are tweaked and varied in different ways. The products in the FÖRENLIG series basically have a cylinder shape with different proportions that I literally twisted and turned to create new relationships. Here I think it’s nice how different materials come together and how the shapes are slightly soft and have a warm, fluffy look. I think these items can be used both on their own and together, and that they suit many different homes.”
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