We're looking for a cohesive look; do your benches and planter boxes come in matching materials?

I get this question a lot, and I love it—because it shows you’re thinking about the whole picture, not just isolated pieces. The short answer: absolutely, yes. Our benches and planter boxes are designed as deliberate companions, not accidental neighbors.

Think of it like a well-matched outfit. When I design our outdoor collection, I start with a palette of materials that speak the same visual language. If a bench is built from weather-resistant acacia wood with a warm honey stain, the matching planter box will echo that same grain, that same depth of color. If a bench features sleek powder-coated black steel legs, the planter box will carry that same metal profile—sometimes even the same curved bracket detail. We source our lumber, metals, and finishes from the same trusted partners, so what you see on one piece isn’t just “similar”; it’s an identical sibling.

But here’s the secret I’m proudest of: we don’t just match materials; we match proportions. A low, sprawling bench calls for a planter box that feels grounded and wide, not tall and skinny. A tall backrest bench pairs beautifully with a taller, cylindrical planter that lifts greenery to eye level. Every collection comes with a “design unity chart” (yes, we actually made one) that shows you exactly which bench models and planter sizes share not only the same wood tone or metal finish but also the same visual rhythm.

And if you’re worried about customization? No need. We offer a full spectrum of stains, paint colors, and hardware finishes. You can mix a dark charcoal bench with a charcoal planter box for a sleek, monochromatic look, or choose a contrasting warm cedar bench with a matching cedar planter for that rustic, inviting vibe. The point is, they’re built to belong together from the ground up.

So whether you’re designing a calm corner for morning coffee or a lively patio for dinner parties, rest assured—our benches and planter boxes aren’t just available in matching materials. They’re crafted to feel like they were always meant to be together.