Terrace Tabletop Planters
Terrace Tabletop Planters by Room & Board — planters, Overall: 22" W x 8" D x 3" H. Compare it with similar pieces across brands, and see the rooms it appears in.
- Brand: Room & Board
- Category: Planters
- Price: $219
- Dimensions: Overall: 22" W x 8" D x 3" H
- Rooms: Living room
Room×Lab Review · Review updated September 29, 2026
Owners love the Terrace as a low table centerpiece and call it sturdy, but price is their recurring reservation
The retailer aggregate covers 51 unfiltered ratings and can include records excluded from product-specific claims; it is not a qualified-owner count. 51 distinct retailer comments were studied. Owner reviews of Room & Board's Terrace Tabletop Planters family, posted 2010–2026. No review names a size (22-inch or 30-inch), and none carries a size or color label, so findings apply to the family as a whole. Many owners use it indoors as a low dining-table centerpiece with succulents, cacti, moss, fruit or seasonal décor. A smaller group use it unplanted as a kitchen tray or caddy. Only two describe actual outdoor use. Older reviews call it a steel or stainless 'narrow centerpiece tray' or mention a silver finish. Newer ones mention white, a corten-like powder coat and coated finishes. Whether construction changed over time is unknown. No owner says how long they have owned it, so durability praise is an early impression. One record never mentions the planter and is treated as unrelated. No owner discussion of this planter outside Room & Board could be found or read.
Room×Lab rating: 7.3 out of 10 (limited confidence). Owners are consistently pleased with this low, narrow planter as a table centerpiece or tray, and all 51 retailer ratings are four or five stars. The main caveats are a premium price, no drainage opening for live plants, and no owner report of how the finish holds up over years.
- A low dining-table centerpiece is the main use: Linked records: 18 favorable and no critical mentions of centerpiece use. — Owners plant it with succulents or cacti or fill it with moss, fruit, pine boughs or holiday décor, and two place a pair end to end. One owner says the low profile keeps sightlines clear, but that review and two others supporting this theme carry a sweepstakes tag. Some seasonal uses are plans rather than experience.
- Owners call it sturdy, but none says how long they've owned it: Linked records: 13 favorable mentions of build quality and 1 critical mention, about heft when fully planted. — Reviews call it well made, solid or high-grade metal, and none reports a build failure. Without ownership lengths, durability is an impression. A fully planted stainless one was very heavy and a little hard to move. Two reviewers took precautions, lining it against coating scratches or adding felt feet to protect surfaces; neither reports damage.
- Price is the recurring reservation: Linked records: 5 reviews raise the cost; three call it pricey, steep or overpriced, and most still liked it. — Owners called it pricey but worth it, questioned the cost while saying they would buy again, or accepted it because nothing similar was available. One found it overpriced and paid about $100 more for a local custom powder coat. These comments date from 2013–2015, so they may not reflect later pricing.
Before buying
Buy it if you want a slim, low centerpiece or tray and can accept a premium price; for live plants, plan on nursery pots, liners or drilled holes, because neither size has a drainage opening.
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