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New Orchid Pottery and Textile Pieces Available

By Lavinia Foxworth  | 
New Orchid Pottery and Textile Pieces Available - orchid pottery
New Orchid Pottery and Textile Pieces Available

Homeowners seeking new additions for their gardens and living spaces have several high-end pottery, textile, and furniture options now available through various specialty retailers. Bergs Potter, Bittinger & Co., and Campo de’ Fiori are offering specific ceramic pieces designed for orchids, while other brands like Made Goods and Currey & Company introduce distinctive planters and decor items.

Orchid-Focused Pottery

Bergs Potter, available through Bittinger & Co., lists the Fleur Blooming Arch Pot at $44 and the Københavner Pot at $22. The Københavner Low Pot is priced at $57. For a larger option, Campo de’ Fiori offers a Large Orchid Pot for $64. Seibert & Rice carries an Orchid Pot by Abbie Zabar for $134. Bittinger & Co. also provides a variety of orchid types, including Oncidium, Brassia, Paphiopedilum, Miltoniopsis, and others.

Modern Planters and Furniture

Modern design continues to influence home decor with pieces like the Odera Planter and Jacinth Planter from Made Goods, both priced at $1,520. Currey & Company has released the Woodland Bench for $2,140. Century Furniture’s Thomas O’Brien Outdoor Collection includes the Mainland Wicker Side Table at $1,890, the Lounge Chair at $4,275, and the Ottoman at $2,025.

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For those seeking comfort, Brown Jordan offers the Palmetto Chaise Lounge for $5,895. Thibaut x Santa Barbara Designs provides the Esprit Stripe Umbrella for $7,500.

Textiles, Lighting, and Accessories

Textile options include the Shima Fabric in Jungle (to the trade) from the Urban Myths Outdoor Collection by No.9 Thompson, and the Woodland Fabric in Duckegg (to the trade) from The Secret Garden Indoor Outdoor Collection by Andrew Martin through Kravet. Addison Ross offers Cappuccino and Periwinkle Blue Scalloped Rechargeable LED Lamps at $170 each. Pooky sells the GP & J Baker Ferdy Cordless Table Lamp with a Natural Marble base and Green Blue Bokhara Gathered Linen shade for $180, and the Tiddly Pomme Cordless Table Lamp with a Natural Rattan shade for $180.

Heather Chadduck x Weezie provides Pool Lounge Covers for $98 each, while Mark & Graham offers a Waterproof Caning Tote for $149. The Berry & Thread Melamine Dinner Plate in Seagrass is available for $125 per set of four from Juliska, and the Cabana Stripe Melamine Salad Plate in Seagrass is $88 per set of four.

Lighting options also include the French Quarter Patio Lantern from Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights for $325. Annie Selke’s Mellie Stripe Woven Cotton Throw is $114.

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While the focus here is on physical objects for the home, the abundance of garden furniture, outdoor textiles, and decor suggests a broader trend toward extending living spaces outdoors. This availability allows homeowners to curate environments that blur the line between indoor comfort and outdoor nature, creating dedicated retreats for relaxation and entertainment.

For outdoor fabrics, Clarence House offers the OD Aquarium in Blue for the trade. Serena & Lily features the Truffle Garden Stool in Sage for $198 and the Bamboo Garden Stool in Sepia for $298.

Jewelry and Finishing Touches

Finishing touches include the Les Pétales Collection Conch Pearl and Diamond Ring from Mikimoto, Emerald Earrings from Cicada, and the Forget-Me-Not Diamond Drop Earrings from Harry Winston. Verdura offers the Stardust Necklace, and Oscar Heyman has a Black Opal Bracelet with Emeralds, Sapphires, and Diamonds (prices upon request). The collection was produced and styled by Amanda Smith Fowler.

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