Versailles pot - a royal garden classic

The Versailles Pot – A Royal Garden Classic

The Versailles vase is an iconic garden urn with French elegance and historic charm. It originated in 17th-century France, where it was used in the magnificent gardens of the Palace of Versailles, designed by André Le Nôtre for King Louis XIV.

Originally made of cast iron or wood, these vases were often square or ornately decorated. They were designed to hold orange and lemon trees, making them both decorative and functional. The classic French style of ornamental detailing and timeless proportions have made the Versailles vase a symbol of luxurious gardens and formal outdoor settings.

Today, Versailles vases are used to create elegant plantings in both classic and modern gardens. They can be filled with everything from Mediterranean plants to colorful flowers, and their sturdy construction makes them ideal for both private and public parks.

The Versailles pot is available in three different color choices, as is the larger model of the Versailles pot.