This striking pair of 1960s conical planters designed by Willy Guhl exemplifies the sculptural simplicity of mid-century Swiss modernism. Crafted in weathered fiber cement, each planter features a dramatic tapered form balanced atop minimalist black iron tripod stands, creating a refined interplay between organic texture and industrial structure. The softly aged surfaces display a beautifully mottled patina with traces of lichen and natural wear, enhancing their architectural character. Both functional and sculptural, these planters make an elegant statement indoors or outdoors, embodying Guhl’s signature balance of utility, material honesty, and timeless design.

 

Offered as a set of two.