We design and import a variety of pots and planters in various shapes and sizes made from a combination of natural products and composite materials.
Our pots are available in a selection of finishes and colours that have been designed with the knowledge and experience of plant requirements ,drainage and with the end use in mind.
The styles and shapes of the pots have been designed for requirements ranging from the smallest balcony to a luxury resort.
Whether it is traditional, contemporary, European or Asian inspired, a vast selection of products has been custom designed by Mosarte and our designers are constantly sourcing new styles and materials for changing environments.
AlfrescoContemporary pots and furniture made from durable, light weight composite cement. The shades of cool grey and warm ivory, and a smooth finish give a modern urban look.
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AtlantisRustic pots and urns made to look as if they have been salvaged from the ocean floor. Each piece is unique with splashes of glazed glass, a textured finish and colours varying from lime encrusted whites to warm sands with shades of pale green.
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ChelseaWon a House and Garden Style Award 2010 A muti textured finish inspired by travertine stone with a compliment of white and cement like colourations. This finish is ideal for coastal properties or traditional terraces inspired from the ‘Chelsea‘ region. Prodominantly a white surface finish with light grey cement indentations clamouring their way to the surface. A slightly weathered effect with a contemporary twist.
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Modern TerrazzoMade from a light weight material with a real stone aggregate and a UV stabiliser which helps to retain the colour. Unlike concrete and fibreglass terrazzo this product won’t chip, fade or crack. Available in four colours, black, grey, chocolate brown and white.
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Sandstone Slim LineReconstituted Sandstone material with exciting new colours like chocolate, charcoal, ivory as well as traditional sand .The bull nose edges have been taken away leaving a more contemporary shape with straight edges.
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