A boat-shaped bowl or oval planter is one of those shapes that visually works differently than a classic round pot or vase. Elongated, wider than it is tall, ideal for a large table setting or wall decoration. This collection combines various materials and colors: yellow earthenware for striking accents, dolomite banana plates for modern gift shops, and stone-grey lava for a natural look.
What will you find in the collection?
Four main variants of elongated earthenware shapes.
- Planter fine earthenware yellow: 26x14x13.5 to 27x14x24.8 cm. Distinctive yellow earthenware planter for statement accents.
- Dolomite banana plates yellow: 19.5x11.5 and 28.5x14 cm. Banana-shaped dishes in yellow, for modern gift and decoration presentation.
- Lava bowls oval: M (40.5x17.5), L (55x19), XL (71.5x19.5 cm) in stone-grey. Compare with Lava collection.
- Lava vases oval: 41x17 and variants up to 70x31x60 cm.
- Antica pot oval: 15x48 cm in light brown. Classic oval silhouette.
What kind of ambiance do boat bowls create?
Three main styles:
- Distinctly modern: yellow earthenware planters and banana plates. For gift shops and concept stores with a playful signature.
- Natural-industrial: stone-grey lava variants. For modern home decor stores with an earthy aesthetic.
- Classic-rustic: brown Antica pot. For traditional or modern farmhouse interiors.
For which target group?
Florists with table decor assignments: core customers. Boat-shaped bowls are ideal for elongated table settings at events or window displays.
Home decor stores: as a wide statement item on a sideboard or dining table.
Gift shops: the smaller banana plates and medium-sized earthenware planters as individual gifts.
Event stylists: the larger lava variants for weddings and formal events.
How do you position boat-shaped bowls?
They work best visually when placed individually. One wide boat-shaped bowl on a table automatically becomes the focal point. Multiple boat-shaped bowls next to each other compete and reduce each other's impact.