Some vases stand quietly in a corner; others command the stage. The Serralunga Scarlett planter belongs to the second category. Designed by Christophe Pillet, it rises like a contemporary column, slender and poised, yet adaptable to many contexts. Architects and interior designers often choose it to frame entrances, terraces, or gardens, where its architectural clarity becomes both a focal point and a backdrop. For collectors and design enthusiasts, it stands as a decorative tall vase that embodies both sculpture and utility.

Durability for the modern lifestyle

Behind its graceful silhouette lies the performance of advanced polyethylene. Resistant to shocks and UV rays, it ensures reliability across outdoor seasons. This resilience makes it ideal for hospitality projects, hotels, and restaurants that need long-lasting elegance. Entirely recyclable and solution-dyed, the Christophe Pillet x Serralunga's Scarlett retains vibrant colour over time, offering professionals and private clients alike an outdoor floor pot that combines strength with sophistication.

Height and palette variations

Available in 140 and 180 cm, Serralunga Scarlett becomes an imposing statement in large spaces such as villa gardens, hotel lobbies, or corporate courtyards. Its chromatic palette spans refined neutrals like white, anthracite, and dove, alongside expressive shades such as sahara yellow, british green, and pompeian red. Each variation shifts its personality: serene for residential projects, bold for retail environments, or classic for traditional landscaping. This adaptability allows it to be perceived as a Christophe Pillet vase that reflects different atmospheres with a single form.

In harmony with design environments

Part of the Serralunga planters collection, Scarlett integrates seamlessly into curated layouts. It complements the minimal outdoor furniture of Pedrali, resonates with the imaginative universe of Ibride, and finds natural balance with Serralunga lighting catalogue. Landscape architects use it to create rhythm along pathways, while interior decorators appreciate its sculptural presence in foyers and event spaces. In all these settings, Scarlett is valued as both a decorative tall vase and an outdoor floor pot that bridges design ambition with everyday function.