Cascade Metal Cone Wall Planters
Delivered in 5–10 business days
Description
Description
Geometric shapes tend to read as more considered than curved ones, and the angular cone silhouette of this hanging planter set brings that structured, sculptural quality to a wall in a way a rounded pot never quite manages. Each triangular cone opens wide at the top and narrows toward a single point at the base, casting sharp, distinct shadows when afternoon light hits it directly, which turns even an unplanted cone into a small piece of wall sculpture. Because the shape is architectural rather than purely ornamental, the set suits industrial lofts, boho living rooms, and farmhouse kitchens without feeling out of place in any of them. Trailing vines look particularly striking spilling over the wide top edge, but the cones handle bright blooms, loose cuttings, and dried stems just as well, meaning the same set can look completely different depending on the season and what is planted inside it. A single cone makes a small, quiet accent above a console or desk, while a full set arranged across a larger wall builds toward something closer to a vertical garden. The rustic metal finish is part of the appeal from day one and only becomes more interesting as it develops a lived-in patina over time, aging in a way plastic or glazed ceramic simply cannot replicate on their own.
Powder-coated metal construction is what allows these planters to stay light enough to hang from a single screw while remaining rigid enough to hold a full pot of soil without bowing or sagging at the base. Oak Mercer designed the open cone shape to accept a standard nursery pot directly, so a plant can move into the cone without repotting, or the cone can be lined and planted directly for a more finished look. The narrow point at the base keeps the overall profile close to the wall, an important detail in a hallway or entryway where a bulkier planter might catch a shoulder or a bag in passing. Weather-resistant finishing extends the planter's usefulness well beyond indoor walls, making it a realistic option for a covered porch, a fence line, or a balcony rail where sun and occasional rain would quickly degrade an untreated material. That outdoor durability is not always assumed for a planter marketed primarily as decor, but it broadens where the set can actually go, from a kitchen or entryway wall to a covered outdoor living space that gets regular use throughout the year. Because the metal handles moisture without rusting through in normal conditions, the same cone can rotate between fresh live plants in summer and dried arrangements once the growing season ends for the year.
Arranging a set like this rewards a bit of experimentation rather than strict symmetry. Staggering several cones at slightly different heights across a wall builds a loose, organic vertical garden that reads as more intentional than a rigid grid, especially once each cone holds a different plant or trailing vine at a different stage of growth. A single cone hung alone above a console table or a kitchen sink works just as well as a minimal, self-contained accent, particularly in a smaller space that cannot support a full grouping. Because the set solves a real space problem, adding greenery to a wall that has no counter, shelf, or windowsill nearby, it tends to appeal most to people working with a small kitchen, a narrow entryway, or an apartment balcony where floor space is already accounted for. Maintenance stays minimal: a damp cloth wipe keeps the powder coating clean, and emptying any standing water after watering prevents the kind of buildup that could eventually affect the finish. That low-maintenance profile, combined with the option to move the set indoors or outdoors as the season changes, makes this a planter set that earns a permanent spot on a wall rather than getting swapped out after a single season of use around the home.
- Material: powder-coated metal with a rustic weather-resistant finish
- Shape: geometric cone planter with a wide open top
- Use: indoor or covered outdoor wall mounting
- Best for: trailing vines, succulents, cut and dried stems
- Care: wipe clean; empty standing water after watering
- Brand: Oak Mercer
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free standard shipping on every order within the United States, with no minimum. Standard delivery takes 5–10 business days. Express delivery is available at checkout for $15.00. Returns accepted within 60 days of delivery.
Shadows Included
The triangular silhouette throws a hard geometric shadow in afternoon light, so the wall changes through the day even when the plants do not.
Built To Hold More
Metal keeps its shape under wet soil and trailing growth, which is where woven and resin planters start to sag.
A Pair Reads Better
Hung as a pair at staggered heights they create movement across a wall, turning two small planters into one deliberate arrangement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I plant in them?
What can I plant in them?
Trailing vines, bright blooms, cuttings in water and dried stems all work. The wide opening makes it easy to drop in a grow pot and swap it later.
How are they mounted?
How are they mounted?
Each cone hangs from a single nail or anchor, so you can hang the pair in a few minutes and adjust the spacing by eye as you go.
Will the metal rust indoors?
Will the metal rust indoors?
The finish is sealed for indoor use. Keep them out of direct spray in a bathroom and they hold their rustic tone rather than developing real rust.
Do they come with plants?
Do they come with plants?
No, the planters come on their own so you can choose greenery that matches your light. The cones fit standard small grow pots.
Can I use them outdoors?
Can I use them outdoors?
On a covered porch, yes. Prolonged rain and direct weather will work on the finish over time, so shelter is worth it.

