Five large textured ceramic planters in various pastel shades placed on a modern concrete patio with stairs and a plain concrete wall in the background.

Domani

Founded in Belgium in 1992, Domani has become a reference in high-end pottery, celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, natural materials, and timeless design. Each piece is thoughtfully conceived at the brand’s Antwerp headquarters and carefully handcrafted in their workshop near the historic Hungarian city of Pécs, where traditional techniques meet modern innovation.
Renowned for its elegant and durable outdoor collections, Domani creates pottery that enhances gardens, terraces, and outdoor living spaces with a refined, authentic touch.

Since 2024, Domani has joined a prestigious Belgian outdoor luxury group alongside Tribù, a global leader in premium outdoor furniture. This collaboration reinforces Domani’s commitment to excellence while preserving its unique identity, artisanal expertise, and uncompromising production standards.

English Garden is proud to be the exclusive Domani partner in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, offering you privileged access to these exceptional pieces and expert guidance to elevate your outdoor spaces.

Three white modern outdoor planters of different sizes placed on a wooden platform against a textured wall.

Melides

The Melides collection, a series of planters featuring soft organic shapes, tactile textures and subtle colour tones, marries Van Duysen’s sensorial and sensual expression with Domani’s handmade craftsmanship.

Delicate yet robust, traditional yet contemporary, the Melides collection of planters started out as an idea of a simple shape in Van Duysen’s mind. Working tirelessly to perfect the gently inward sloping curve of the design, Van Duysen created a form that bears references to nature,
and to the organic works of Isamu Noguchi and Ellsworth Kelly.

A potted agave plant casting a shadow on a beige stucco wall, with stairs partially visible on the right.

Nagori

The Nagori collection, by Studio KO for Domani, draws from the Japanese concept of ‘nagori’, a term rich with the essence of fleeting moments, as captured by poet Ryoko Sekiguchi. This core concept, which conveys the lingering feeling left behind by past seasons, is delicately integrated throughout the collection.

A still life interior scene featuring two gray lamps and a bunch of green decorative artichokes on a concrete surface, with a textured beige wall and wooden trim in the background.

Bastia

Airy and weightless in appearance, Bastia seems to float – a near-invisible base lifts the form just off the surface so a fine line of light is suggested beneath. The planter’s profile tapers gently to a level rim, and its terracotta surface is softly brushed for a fine tactile grain. Developed with a dense clay body, the planters in the collection are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. In a considered palette of matte finishes, Bastia, designed by visual artist Paul Odekerken, delivers an illusion of lightness.

Two large beige textured planters with rounded shapes and a rough, ribbed surface, set outdoors on a patio with lush green foliage in the background.

Moya

In Moya, by designer Piet Boon, a banded profile sets the tone – a rounded vessel with a textured upper section and a smooth, weight-bearing base. The vertical texture recalls thatch, giving the clay a fine, fibrous grain that softens light and adds depth. Hand-finished surfaces keep the form calm and assured while the open mouth offers clear planting volume. Practical indoors or out, Moya brings tactility and balance to terraces and rooms alike.

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