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08/09/2026

Monumental Stan Bitters Thumbprint Pot

(W***y the Tortoise 🐢 not included)

A monumental Stan Bitters planter in terracotta, standing over three feet tall and covered in his signature hand-pressed thumbprint texture, row upon row of deep, repeating impressions across the entire exterior.
Signed ‘Bitters’. A major work of California studio ceramics.

Stan Bitters is a foundational figure in American studio and architectural ceramics, known for his expressive, hand-worked surfaces. The thumbprint pattern at this scale represents him at his most ambitious and collectible.

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Origin: California, USA
Material: Ceramic
Period: Mid-to-late 20th century
Dimensions: 36.25”H × 36.25” Diameter
Condition: Excellent condition for its scale; signed Bitters

08/05/2026

Our first artist collaboration.

Jonathan Cross × The Haus Plant.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for a day of art, music, plants, conversation, and community. A small taste of what’s to come.

📸 Ethan Monroe

07/23/2026

You’re invited! Join us on August 1st to experience the Jonathan Cross bronze edition in person. RSVP at the link in our bio.

07/22/2026

Some vessels simply hold a plant. A rare few become sculpture in their own right. Our first artist collaboration is one of the latter: a limited edition of twenty cast-bronze bowls, made with the artist and ceramicist Jonathan Cross. Each is signed, numbered, and entirely its own. Now available for purchase.

07/15/2026

Some vessels simply hold a plant. A rare few become sculpture in their own right. Our first artist collaboration is one of the latter: a limited edition of twenty cast-bronze bowls, made with the artist and ceramicist Jonathan Cross . Each is signed, numbered, and entirely its own. Now available for purchase.

Bronze casting Harry Gold
Video Ethan Monroe

07/10/2026

An icon in its natural habitat.

W***y Guhl’s Loop Chair, sculptural and beautifully restrained- holding its own against the monumental stonework of our Brentwood Getty home project.

A single continuous curve, softened by time.

About the chair

Designed in 1954 by Swiss designer W***y Guhl for Eternit, the Loop Chair was formed from a single sheet of cement-based material, shaped into its continuous silhouette with virtually no waste. Its low, ergonomic profile and weather-resistant construction helped make it an icon of postwar Swiss design—equal parts furniture, sculpture and architecture.

07/09/2026

In my favorite place. Hands in the dirt. Featured in The New York Times

05/22/2026

Our biggest and most ambitious next phase of Haus Plant. Our multidisciplinary creative compound opening this Fall.

Design
Recording studio
Photography studio
Art Gallery @ rotating exhibitions & curated installations
Ceramic Studio @ Artist residencies
Kitchen
Appliances
Doors&Windows
Lighting design
Stone & Tile

05/15/2026

A pair of vintage galvanized steel planters elevated on cast lion paw feet, softened over time with layers of rust, patina, and living green. We’re always drawn to pieces that feel sculptural on their own, objects with history, weight, and presence, then allowing the plants to bring movement and life back into them.

05/09/2026

Elegant, sculptural, and over 25 years old, this mature Schefflera in an antique limestone vessel brings softness and movement to the warm, layered interiors of this Malibu residence by .

Captured by , styled by , and featured in with words by Henry Windridge.

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5951 W 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA
90036

Website

http://thehausplant.com/

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