Wall vase, wall pocket plant holder, indoor planter, dried, artificial and faux flower holder – Solid Oak & Purpleheart

WOOD N PEGS LTD

£29

Our beautiful take on a wall vase for faux, artificial or dried plants. Made from Solid Oak with Purpleheart accents and also available with Oak and Walnut versions our wall pockets are perfect for transforming a bland wall and adding greenery to the home. Our beautiful take on a wall vase for faux, artificial or dried plants. Made from Solid Oak with Purpleheart accents and also available with Oak and Walnut versions our wall pockets are perfect for transforming a bland wall and adding greenery to the home. We believe they add a great focal point to any wall space. Dimensions: Height 30cm Wid

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOOD N PEGS LTD, number 13557294. Checked 2026-08-29.
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