The Serralunga Versailles planter recalls the grandeur of historic French gardens, translating the elegance of neoclassical forms into a contemporary object. Conceived by the in-house Serralunga Design team, it bridges past and present: the timeless proportions of the classical vase meet the durability and versatility of modern materials. Its sculptural silhouette makes it suitable not only for gardens and terraces but also for interiors that value a sense of heritage. Perfect for modern villas and luxury hotel courtyards, it introduces a touch of stately elegance.
Material innovation behind tradition
Although inspired by the past, the planter is made from advanced polyethylene. This material ensures resistance to impacts and UV rays, while being 100% recyclable and solution-dyed for long-lasting brilliance. The choice of colours, snow and sage, enhances its refined character, offering both luminous minimalism and natural harmony. Its durability and finish make it a favored choice among design studios and landscape architects who integrate classical style in modern projects. For curated terraces and luxury gardens, it complements the sculptural presence of Dordoni's Ming collection and the bold forms of the Marcantonio collection.
Versatility in every context
The Versailles planter adapts seamlessly to a variety of spaces. It can anchor a classical courtyard, add distinction to a contemporary terrace, or serve as a decorative focal point in hospitality environments. Whether used as a container for lush greenery or left empty as a sculptural object, it elevates its surroundings with a touch of stately elegance. Its presence harmonizes with modern outdoor planters and the functional lines of Pedrali designer tables, creating balanced arrangements in outdoor and indoor settings.
Dialogue with contemporary collections
The Versailles planter also resonates with other icons of modern design. Its neoclassical grace contrasts playfully with the bold forms of Gufram low indoor tables while integrating fluidly with Serralunga lighting and Serralunga's furniture. This dialogue between historical inspiration and contemporary elements allows the planter to establish a cohesive narrative, bridging classical proportions with modern lifestyles. Celebrated as a Versailles pot, it is recognized as a designer outdoor pot and a Serralunga garden vase that combines strength, weather resistance, and timeless relevance.
