Bowl 6014

Fifteen centimetres deep at its deepest point, the 6014/40 (40 x 20 x 15) is a table bowl rather than a planter you grow anything tall in. The smaller 6014/32 (32 x 14 x 11) suits a narrow side table or an entry ledge. Both are cast in Light Stone composite in neutral stone tones, light enough to lift one-handed when a table has to be cleared, and steady enough to leave outside through an alfresco season.

  • Profile: Low shallow oblong bowl
  • Material: Durable lightweight composite
  • Colour finish: Neutral stone tones
  • Suitable environments: Indoor living spaces and outdoor alfresco areas
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Interested in Bowl 6014? Ask our team about availability, finish options, delivery, and placement advice.

About Bowl 6014

Low and oblong, this one sits under the eyeline. The 6014 from our Light Stone planters collection runs long rather than tall, so a succulent arrangement reads across the table instead of blocking the person sitting opposite. The neutral stone tones stay quiet beside timber, honed stone and rendered masonry, and they do not compete with fine foliage.

Light Stone composite gives the surface a mineral grain without the mass of the real thing, which is what makes the bowl safe to shift across a timber tabletop. Two sizes cover most positions. The 6014/40 at 40 x 20 x 15 runs down the centre of a dining table as a centrepiece; the 6014/32 at 32 x 14 x 11 fits a side table, a hallway credenza or a kitchen island bench without crowding it.

Plant it with an open, free-draining mix and keep the drainage outlet clear — at this depth there is nowhere for surplus water to go. If you would rather handle the texture and colour before deciding between the two sizes, visit the Malaga showroom.

  • 6014/40……40x20x15
  • 6014/32……32x14x11

Which two sizes does the Bowl 6014 come in?

Two, and they sit in quite different places on a table:

6014/40 at 40 x 20 x 15
6014/32 at 32 x 14 x 11

What is the bowl cast from?

A lightweight Light Stone mineral composite. You get the grain and tone of stone without the weight of it, which is why the bowl can go straight onto a dining table or a console indoors as well as onto outdoor furniture.

Which plants suit a bowl this shallow?

Anything with a shallow root run: mixed succulent arrangements, compact cacti, moss gardens, miniature bonsai and low-growing ornamental groundcovers. Plants that want depth will outgrow the bowl quickly.

Does it work indoors as well as outside?

Yes. The composite stands up to UV exposure and alfresco conditions outdoors, and the finish stays clean and refined enough for interior dining and living room tables.

Is there anything to do before planting one?

For outdoor use, check the drainage outlet is open and lay a small mesh patch over it, then fill with an open, free-draining succulent or potting mix so winter rain passes through rather than sitting around the roots.