Distressed Teal Planter Box Sola Wood Arrangement – Cobalt, Teal, Sky Blue & Slate

An ocean in a box — this handcrafted sola wood arrangement is a breathtaking sweep of cobalt blue, teal, sky blue, and slate blooms that fills a long distressed teal wood planter box from edge to edge. Dramatic purple veronica spires arch high above the arrangement like wild meadow grasses, while lush silver-green skeleton leaf eucalyptus and bright green botanicals cascade generously over every side. It’s the kind of centerpiece that commands a dining table, a mantle, or a console — and holds the room’s attention effortlessly.

• Flowers: Large electric cobalt blue sola peony rose (focal), rich teal sola spiral rose, medium teal sola peony bud, sky blue sola zinnia mum with ruffled petals, slate-grey sola zinnia mum, small cobalt blue sola spiral rose bud, and a small bright sky blue sola carnation mum
• Accents: Tall dramatic purple veronica spike stems that arch high above the arrangement for wild, meadow-style height, clusters of small purple bead berry picks nestled among the blooms, lush silver-green skeleton leaf eucalyptus with intricate vein detail that cascades over the box edges, bright green faux boxwood and small-leaf botanical sprigs, and delicate green bud clusters for a full, layered garden finish
• Vessel: Long rectangular distressed teal/turquoise painted wood planter box with a weathered, aged finish — a striking, rustic-chic centerpiece vessel that anchors the arrangement beautifully and doubles as standalone home décor
• Eco-friendly: Made from sustainable sola wood — a natural, biodegradable material
• Low maintenance: No watering needed — looks stunning forever
• Perfect for: Dining table centerpieces, mantle displays, console table styling, coastal and boho home décor, housewarming gifts, and anyone who loves a rich, cool-toned blue and teal palette

Each arrangement is handcrafted in small batches at our studio. The two-photo gallery captures the front view showcasing the cobalt peony focal and sky blue zinnia, and the alternate angle revealing the full bloom density, the slate zinnia, and the stunning teal of the planter box — a completely different and equally gorgeous perspective.