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Mar 06, 2024

TFM Planters Unite Traditional + Modern in More Ways Than One

Art and design gallery Tuleste Factory and exterior design firm Manscapers recently collaborated on their first project. TFM is a collection of indoor/outdoor planters that bring together traditional

Art and design gallery Tuleste Factory and exterior design firm Manscapers recently collaborated on their first project. TFM is a collection of indoor/outdoor planters that bring together traditional and contemporary shapes for some eye-catching results. Available in a selection of both tame and bold colors, the planters are handcrafted by artisans in Mexico using fluted fiberglass. The combination of traditional fluting and high design silhouettes creates a modern moment whether in the garden or the family room. Create an interesting grouping using both standard and oversized planters in different shapes and colors or go completely monotone.

To learn more about the TFM planter collection, visit tulestefactory.com.

Photography by Matthew Gordon.

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