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Repeated planters can serve a practical role in how people experience a space. Along a pedestrian path, they can help establish a sense of direction. Around a seating or dining area, they can create definition while maintaining an open feel. At an entrance, a series of planters can draw attention to a destination and create a stronger sense of arrival.
Used intentionally, repetition can help organize a landscape without making the design feel overly structured. The planter becomes part of how the space functions, not simply an element added for decoration.
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