There are many reasons why you would want a tiered terracotta planter, not least the fact they are so beautiful. You have so much choice of style and they are so easy to make.
Tiered terracotta planters are a perfect way to maximize space in your home or garden. And the added height adds an excellent visual effect.
So why not make a wonderful visual statement to all who approach your front door. A wonderful eye-catching arrangement as you step outside into the garden each morning or even an indoor display. Your options are endless.
There are so many designs to choose from, so where do you start. Well, I have gathered sixteen visual beauties to get you started. You can have a go at one of these or use the tutorials to design your own.
16 Tiered Terracotta Planters
Go on have a go!!
Red and Blue Tiered Terracotta Planter
You could enhance your entrance way with this lovely blue and red three-tier planter. Embellish it with your house name or number. Tutorial by Positively Splendid.
Home Sweet Home
Why not have a go at this lovely black tiered planter with white writing. Tutorial by Home Jelly
Stenciled Motifs on Pale Blue Pots
This lovely Terracotta Tiered Planter has been painted blue with a contrasting black rim, Black door number and an attractive stenciled image on the base planter. Tutorial by Anatomy of Craft
Slightly Tilted Wobbly Pot
Almost topsy-turvy, but not quite. This splendid slightly tilted tiered planter has five layers and is left with the natural terracotta look. Tutorial from Goods Home Design
Matt Black Four Layer Terracotta Tiered Planter
This matt black four-tiered planter is made by inverting pots inside to lift the outer pots and is given extra strength with the use of a pole through the middle. As you can see it is an excellent way to plant and display small ferns and succulents. Tutorial from Guiade Jardineria
Tower Of Herbs
You could use your terracotta tiered pot for your herbs. In this example, they are using slightly shorter, wider pots. An ideal way of keeping your herbs close at hand, and if you place it near your kitchen you may just get the lovely aroma as well. Tutorial from Martha Stewart
Tiered Terracotta Planter With Solar Lamps
For this two-tiered planter, you could easily decorate the rim by decoupaging lace around the top. The addition of the solar lighting makes it an excellent choice for an entrance enhancement. Tutorial by Average But Inspired
Classic Large Polka Dots
Why not have a go at this bold polka dot three-tiered terracotta planter. Would make a stunning entrance to any home. Image from Positively Splendid
Fairy Garden Flower Tower
This one I think would look great outside my back door.
So, if we are going to talk tiered planters then we can not forget fairy gardens, of course, these are the ultimate idea for tiered planters. With so much detail and so much to see, absolutely wonderful. Tutorial by Stephanie Lynn
Why Not Go Green, Dotty, and Stripy
Lovely green and white flower tower. Mix up the patterns, with stripes on the top pot, dots in the middle and welcome on the bottom. Image from Pinterest
Blue Lace
You could easily recreate this lovely two-toned lace effect planter. Try using decoupage for the lace, and hand painting the dots and stencil on some wording to suit your taste. image from Pinterest
Extra Tall Fived Tiered Terracotta Planter
To create this ornate succulent planter you would use terracotta bowls instead of tall pots for the planting area. Use taller pots placed upside down to create the height between. Image from Pinterest
Succulent Planter
Very much the same as the one above. But here you can see just how lovely it looks when you place several of them together. Image from Pinterest
Low-Level Tiered Terracotta Planter
However, you could easily use a taller growing plant in the center of the top pot to create the impression of using only one pot, with all the height of more. As you can see in this low level, double layer Tiered Terracotta Planter. Image from Pinterest
Frilly Edged Four Tiered Stacking Pots
So there are obviously many designs to choose from when you are buying clay pots. You don’t have to stick to all the same shape. This is a beautiful example of how you can use different styles of clay pots to create your terracotta tiered planter. Image from Pinterest
Bulbous
And here again is another type of clay pot you can use. Creating a totally different look again. Image from Pinterest
I would love to see some of your works of art and if you would like me to feature them here on my site just drop me an email with pictures and I will happily showcase them.
