Umbra Trigg Desktop Planter Vase & Geometric Container-For Succulent, Air, Mini Cactus, Faux Plants Ceramic (Set Of 2), Desk, White/Nickel

It’s ok, but too small

Came broken, so not happy.

Looks amazing

I used mine as wall planters. I love the design. They look very modern and stylish. Comes with matching rose gold wall screw. Would buy again

I loved the concept of these wall hangers, but was pretty disappointed to see them in person. The ceramic is smooth & nice, but overall not really worth the price though. The metal part (I got the nickel color) looks pretty cheap. Definitely looks better in the photos than in real life. But the worst part is something I didn't notice in the ad photos: the metal frame has their brand name (umbra) emblazoned on it in black! For a minimalist-aesthethic product to advertise their brand permanently on the front of the frame.. pretty off-putting and super tacky. I would not have purchased these had I known. Who wants blatant company advertising on their home decor? Gross.

Ces vases muraux sont superbes, de bonne qualité et avec un côté futuriste par leur forme. C'est l'idéal si vous souhaitez apporter une petite touche esthétique discrète. Ils sont toutefois bien plus petits que l'on imaginerait et ne peuvent contenir que très peu de terre. Préférez donc les plantes type cactus qui ne demande que peu d'eau (sinon fuite assurée à l'arrosage). Personnellement, j'y ai mis de l'aloe vera que j'arrose de temps en temps à l'aide d'une seringue. Si vous jugez ce commentaire utile n'hésitez pas à cliquer sur "oui".

Die zwei kleinen Vasen sehen toll aus, machen einen sehr wertigen Eindruck und sind zwar klein, können aber definitiv noch bepflanzt werden.Einen Stern Abzug gibt es für die Schrauben, die sich durch den komplett glatten Kopf nur mit Hilfe einer Zange miserabel in die Wand drehen lassen.

When I first got them out the first thing I noticed was how nicely packed they were.The metal frame is solid and not at all flimsy, lovely looking concrete inserts.Knocked a star off for the rather weird fittings. The screw itself had no screw head, and instead you had to screw on what I can only describe as a blank top (in one of my pictures). Looks neater i guess, but how do you get them into the walls exactly? You can't use a screw driver because there's no screw head, the only thing i could do was screw on the blank cap and grip it with pliers, which seemed to work, however risks scratching the fittings by doing it this way.