Few objects manage to make you smile at first glance, and the Serralunga Pisa planter does exactly that. Conceived by Denis Santachiara, it reinterprets the famous leaning tower with irony, turning it into a witty leaning vase design. Playful yet elegant, it introduces humour into gardens and interiors, affirming the vitality of Italian creativity.

Design with resilience

Behind its sculptural silhouette lies the strength of advanced polyethylene. Resistant to impacts, UV rays, and temperatures from –35°C to +80°C, the Pisa functions as a reliable sculptural planter for both outdoor and indoor contexts. Entirely recyclable and solution-dyed, it maintains colour vibrancy in every shade, from bold red to timeless anthracite.

Colour and character

Available in red, yellow, white, anthracite, british green, and pompeian red, this artistic garden pot adapts to different moods. Each colour reinforces the tilted profile: vibrant tones enhance its playful spirit, while neutral shades underline its architectural side. Alone it stands as a witty statement; grouped, it creates a dynamic installation reminiscent of the Tuscan skyline. In compositions with Pedrali tables and side tables, this Denis Santachiara vase balances humour with functional elegance.

Harmonies across collections

As part of Serralunga planters, the Pisa planter enters into dialogue with icons of contemporary design. It complements Serralunga's decoration and accessories, contrasts with the irreverence of Gufram interiors, and resonates with the modern Ibride's furniture collection.

Keywords of irony and artistry

Recognised internationally as the Serralunga Pisa, it stands as a modern emblem of wit and design culture. Whether chosen as a leaning vase design for interiors or an artistic garden pot in outdoor landscapes, it transforms humour into a durable, design-driven language. This is Italian heritage reinterpreted with irony, permanence, and style.