Top 5 Best Large Indoor Ceramic Planters for Statement Plants in 2026

The LE TAUCI 12-inch planter is the one we’d recommend to most people looking for a large indoor ceramic pot. The mid-century cylinder shape works in virtually any room, from a minimalist living room to a boho bedroom corner. The matte white finish doesn’t compete with your plant for attention — it just quietly makes everything look more intentional.

What sets this apart from cheaper alternatives is the ceramic quality. The walls are noticeably thick, and the glaze is even and smooth with no rough patches or visible seams. The removable drainage plug is a thoughtful detail that gives you flexibility: use it as a traditional planter with drainage, or pop the plug in and use it as a decorative cachepot over a nursery pot. For a 12-inch monstera or a mature snake plant, this is the planter to beat.

La Jolie Muse nails the mid-century plant stand look at a fraction of the price you’d pay at West Elm or CB2. The ceramic pot itself is well-made with an even glaze, and the bamboo wood stand gives your plant that elevated, gallery-worthy presentation that makes visitors ask “where did you get that?”

The 10-inch diameter is ideal for medium-to-large plants like a growing monstera, a peace lily, or a rubber plant. It’s not quite big enough for a massive fiddle leaf fig, but for most statement plants in the 8–10 inch nursery pot range, it’s perfect. The stand lifts the total height to about 15 inches, which creates great visual impact in a corner or next to a sofa. If mid-century modern is your aesthetic, this is the planter.

D’vine Dev has quietly become one of the most reliable indoor planter brands on Amazon, and this 12-inch ceramic-with-stand model is their flagship piece. The ceramic pot is generously sized — deep enough for a monstera deliciosa or a bird of paradise that’s outgrown its nursery pot — and the natural wood stand gives it a warm, organic look that plastic plant stands can’t match.

The stand is sturdier than it looks in photos, with enough weight to keep a heavy potted plant stable. We particularly like that D’vine Dev includes all the small accessories (drainage mesh, scratch pad) that other brands make you buy separately. If you want a planter that looks like it came from a boutique plant shop but costs a fraction of the price, this is it.

Rivet is Amazon’s in-house mid-century furniture brand, and their ceramic planter with iron stand is the most polished option on this list. The matte black ceramic paired with the industrial iron stand creates a look that feels like it belongs in an architect’s loft or a design magazine spread.

At nearly 19 inches tall, this is a true floor statement piece. The iron stand is welded (not screwed together), which gives it a stability that wood stands can’t match — important when you’re potting a 15-pound fiddle leaf fig. The ceramic bowl itself has clean lines and a consistent matte glaze. It’s the most expensive option on our list, but if you want a planter that doubles as a design object, the Rivet delivers. Just add felt pads to the legs before placing on hardwood.

Not everyone wants to spend $50+ on a planter, and the Elly Décor proves you don’t have to. This 10-inch red clay ceramic pot delivers the timeless terracotta look that’s been trending hard in 2025-2026, and the included self-watering saucer is a genuinely useful feature that most budget planters skip.

The conical shape is a nice departure from the standard cylinder, giving it a more artisan feel. The natural red clay is breathable, which plant nerds know is actually better for root health than glazed ceramic — roots get more oxygen exchange. It’s ideal for a medium monstera, a pothos that’s gotten out of control, or a snake plant that needs room to spread. If you’re furnishing a whole apartment with plants and need multiple large pots without breaking the bank, stock up on these.