Vertex Hexagonal Metal Wall Planters
Delivered in 5–10 business days
Description
Description
A pair of hexagonal wall planters can do something a single round pot never quite manages: turn a plain vertical surface into something that looks like it was planned rather than just filled. The faceted geometry catches light from several angles at once, throwing small shifting shadows across the wall as the day goes on, while the crisp, angular lines keep the whole look modern rather than rustic or country-leaning. Hung together as a pair, they read as a deliberate small installation, the kind of detail that makes a hallway or entry look styled rather than simply decorated. Hung apart, with a little distance between them, each hexagon works instead as its own quiet accent, useful in spots too small or too awkward for a full shelf. That flexibility makes the Vertex pair a good fit for a kitchen wall near open shelving, a home office that needs a bit of greenery without giving up desk space, or an entryway wall that has been sitting bare since move-in day. Because the shape is so architectural, it also plays well against a mix of finishes, sitting comfortably near black hardware, brass fixtures, or plain painted drywall without ever looking like it was chosen to match one specific style too closely. Empty or planted, the geometry alone carries most of the visual weight in the room.
Each planter is formed from powder-coated metal, welded cleanly at the seams and finished with a coating built to resist chipping and rust over years of regular use, including in more humid rooms like a kitchen or a bathroom. The open hexagonal face holds a small nursery pot directly, so a plant can be swapped in and out by season, or the moment it outgrows its space, without any repotting or mess. On the back, keyhole hardware keeps the flat panel sitting tight and level against the wall, hung from a single nail or screw rather than a bulkier bracket system. Because the finish is weather-resistant rather than only indoor-rated, the same pair works just as well on a covered porch, along a balcony rail, or mounted to a garden fence, provided it stays out of direct, unrelenting rain. That range makes the Vertex planters a practical pick for anyone short on ground-level planting space, since a wall or a fence rail becomes usable growing real estate instead of empty vertical space. The metal itself stays cool to the touch and never warps or splits the way a wood equivalent eventually can in a persistently damp spot, which is part of why it holds up so well outdoors over time.
From Oak Mercer, the Vertex planters answer a problem that renters and small-space dwellers run into constantly: every horizontal surface is already full, and there is nowhere left to put a plant that does not involve the wall. Succulents, air plants, trailing pothos, and ivy all do well here, since the open hexagon gives roots room to breathe and vines an easy path to spill downward over the lower edge. Dried stems are an option too, for anyone who wants the geometric look without any ongoing plant care at all. Maintenance stays light: water plants over a sink rather than in place, letting them drain fully before returning the nursery pot to the wall frame, since standing water left inside a metal planter is the fastest way to encourage rust despite the coating. A dry cloth wipe now and then keeps the powder-coated finish looking even and free of dust or fingerprints, particularly on an indoor pair that sits at eye level in a hallway. Because installation only requires a single nail or anchor per piece, the whole pair can go up in a few minutes and come back down just as easily if a move or a rearrangement calls for it later on down the road.
- Material: powder-coated metal, rust and chip resistant
- Design: faceted hexagonal wall planters, sold as a pair
- Best for: succulents, air plants, pothos, ivy, dried stems
- Use: indoor walls or covered outdoor spaces
- Care: drain plants before rehanging; wipe metal dry
- 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.
Faceted Metal Edges
The faceted hexagonal construction picks up light from several angles at once, so subtle shadows move across the wall through the day. It is architecture rather than a pot on a hook.
Together Or Apart
Hung as a pair they read as a deliberate installation. Split them between two rooms and each one works as a quiet accent instead, so you are not locked into one plan.
Modern, Never Rustic
Crisp lines and an angular silhouette keep the look firmly contemporary. If most wall planters feel too farmhouse for your room, this is the pair that will not.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many planters come in this set?
How many planters come in this set?
Vertex is a pair of hexagonal metal wall planters, which gives you the flexibility to group them or separate them.
Does the metal suit a warm room?
Does the metal suit a warm room?
It does. The faceted geometry adds contrast against wood and textiles, which usually makes a warm room look more considered rather than colder.
What plants suit a hexagonal planter?
What plants suit a hexagonal planter?
Small succulents and compact trailing greenery both suit the geometry well. Keeping the plant tidy lets the hexagon shape stay the star.
Where do they look best hung?
Where do they look best hung?
A hallway, kitchen, or living room wall all work. Pick a surface that gets some directional light so the facets have shadows to cast.
How do I keep the metal looking sharp?
How do I keep the metal looking sharp?
Dust the facets with a dry cloth and wipe away any water splashes when you finish watering. That keeps the edges crisp and the finish even.

