The Copenhagen Pot is a high-fired terracotta planter from Bergs Potter, a Danish ceramics manufacturer with a history dating to 1942. Each pot ships with a matching saucer and is available in a range of sizes, from a compact 10cm diameter to a generous 35cm. The glazed colorway variants are finished in a vitrified glaze that creates a sealed surface; the Earth variants retain the natural porous character of unglazed terracotta.
The Copenhagen is one of Bergs Potter's most enduring forms — a clean, slightly tapered cylinder with a restrained rim profile that reads as both traditional and contemporary. The proportions have a quiet northern European sensibility that works with midcentury houseplant arrangements, spare modernist interiors, or massed together on a windowsill or outdoor step. The form is recognizable enough to collect across sizes and colors without becoming fussy.
Indoors, the smaller sizes suit herbs on a kitchen shelf or a single trailing pothos; the larger 25–35cm pots hold tree ferns, fiddle-leaf figs, or anything that needs real root room. The terracotta body breathes well for moisture-sensitive plants, and the saucer keeps surfaces clean. These scale naturally from a single specimen to a grouped arrangement along a staircase or across a studio floor.
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The Copenhagen Pot is a high-fired terracotta planter from Bergs Potter, a Danish ceramics manufacturer with a history dating to 1942. Each pot ships with a matching saucer and is available in a range of sizes, from a compact 10cm diameter to a generous 35cm. The glazed colorway variants are finished in a vitrified glaze that creates a sealed surface; the Earth variants retain the natural porous character of unglazed terracotta.
The Copenhagen is one of Bergs Potter's most enduring forms — a clean, slightly tapered cylinder with a restrained rim profile that reads as both traditional and contemporary. The proportions have a quiet northern European sensibility that works with midcentury houseplant arrangements, spare modernist interiors, or massed together on a windowsill or outdoor step. The form is recognizable enough to collect across sizes and colors without becoming fussy.
Indoors, the smaller sizes suit herbs on a kitchen shelf or a single trailing pothos; the larger 25–35cm pots hold tree ferns, fiddle-leaf figs, or anything that needs real root room. The terracotta body breathes well for moisture-sensitive plants, and the saucer keeps surfaces clean. These scale naturally from a single specimen to a grouped arrangement along a staircase or across a studio floor.
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Good housewarming gifts are small, useful and easy to carry in with one hand. Candles, glassware, plant pots, kitchen pieces and bar tools all qualify. We lean toward things the host will use up or put out right away, such as a Carrière Frères candle, Zodax's Bandol glassware or a Bergs Potter pot.
There is no rule we would stand behind, so spend what feels right for the relationship. Anything from $4.50 HomArt matches to a $63 Carrière Frères candle can be a good gift, depending on how well you know the host.
The best housewarming gifts for couples are things two people can use together. A pair of glasses from the Bandol range, Clayton & Crume coasters or a candle for the living room all work. Pick one object and make it good.
Yes, a candle is one of the safest new home gifts because it suits almost every space. If you don't know the host's taste, choose a quiet scent such as Cedar or Lavender from Carrière Frères rather than something sweet.
Housewarming gifts are chosen for a new home and are sorted by what a house is missing. Gifts under $50 are sorted by price and cover every occasion, from birthdays to thank-yous. If you have a budget in mind, start with the gifts under $50 page and use this one for ideas.
High St. is a lifestyle store at 1401 Reading Rd in Over-the-Rhine, with housewarming gifts in candles, glassware, pots and kitchen pieces on the floor. We are open every day but Tuesday, 10am to 6pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm. In-stock online orders are usually ready for pickup in about two hours.
We don't offer traditional gift wrap. Purchases go out in High St. branded tissue and premium bags with cord handles and a gold-foil logo, and we sell select wrapping paper for anyone who wants to wrap at home.
Yes, call us at 513.723.1901 or come by, and tell us who the gift is for and roughly what you'd like to spend. We will point you to two or three options and you can choose from there.
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