Popular Wolfson™ Planter Dimensions
L x W x H cm
53 x 53 x 63
66 x 66 x 76
79 x 79 x 89
(Made to order in our guide dimensions or your requested dimensions)
The Wolfson™ is a distinctive architectural wooden planter influenced by the decorative latticework associated with Thomas Chippendale and eighteenth-century English design.
Repeated diagonal timberwork creates the characteristic lattice pattern across each panel, combining decorative detail with strong, balanced proportions. The design has a more ornamental character than many of our planters while retaining the restraint required for architectural planting.
We make each Wolfson™ individually to order, considering its proportions, timber and finish in relation to the planting and setting.
The defining feature of the Wolfson™ is its geometric lattice panelling.
Diagonal timber elements create pattern, depth and shadow across each elevation, framed by substantial posts and rails that give the design structure and balance.
The combination works particularly well alongside traditional architecture, within formal gardens and courtyards, and at entrances where the planter becomes part of the wider architectural composition.
We deliberately designed the Wolfson™ for much larger dimensions, where the scale of the lattice detailing and substantial outer frame retain their balance and presence.
These larger proportions make the Wolfson™ particularly suited to specimen trees, clipped topiary and substantial planting.
We engineer each planter individually according to its dimensions and anticipated planting load, providing the strength required for long-term exterior use.
Commission the Wolfson™ individually, as a matching pair or in much larger dimensions for specimen trees and substantial planting.
Tell us about the location and intended planting and we can advise on the most appropriate proportions, timber and finish.
Available in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™.
Current lead time: approximately 6–8 weeks.
Explore the Wolfson™ in a range of garden and architectural settings, showing its distinctive Chippendale-inspired lattice detailing across different proportions, finishes and planting schemes.
The Wolfson™ takes its influence from the decorative latticework associated with Thomas Chippendale and eighteenth-century English design.
Rather than relying on elaborate ornament, the design uses symmetry, proportion and repeated diagonal timberwork to create its distinctive character. The result has a decorative quality that sits naturally within traditional gardens, while providing an architectural contrast in more contemporary landscapes.
Oak gives the Wolfson™ a traditional character particularly suited to period architecture and established gardens, while Iroko offers a quieter natural finish. Both can be left to weather naturally over time.
For painted commissions, Accoya™ offers excellent dimensional stability, with colour providing another way to emphasise the geometry and rhythm of the Wolfson™ latticework.
The Wolfson™ takes its influence from the decorative latticework associated with Thomas Chippendale and eighteenth-century English design, including the ornamental character of the Rococo period. Its distinctive diagonal lattice panels give it a more decorative character than many of our restrained architectural designs.
Yes. We deliberately designed the Wolfson™ for much larger dimensions, where its substantial proportions and repeated lattice detailing retain their balance and presence. We engineer each planter individually according to its scale and intended planting.
Yes. Its generous planting capacity and considered engineering make the Wolfson™ particularly suited to topiary, substantial shrubs and specimen trees.
Yes. We design the Wolfson™ for direct planting. Our specialist internal coating system, developed for our planters in 2008, protects the internal timber surfaces while maximising the space available for planting.
Yes. The symmetry and repeated lattice detailing make the Wolfson™ particularly effective as a matching pair for entrances, terraces, courtyards and formal gardens.
We offer the Wolfson™ in Oak, Iroko or Accoya™. Oak and Iroko can be left to weather naturally, while Accoya™ is particularly suited to a precise painted finish.
For a stronger geometric character, discover the Stud™ Planter, defined by bold cross-braced panels and contrasting copper detailing.
