Vintage Willy Guhl Rectangular Trough Planter (1960s, Switzerland) – Cast Concrete Garden Planter

A striking example of mid-century Swiss industrial design, this vintage Willy Guhl trough planter exudes timeless charm and architectural appeal. Designed in the 1950s–1960s by renowned Swiss designer Willy Guhl, this rectangular concrete planter embodies both function and form with its sculptural simplicity and raw, organic aesthetic.

Handcrafted from durable cast concrete, this elongated concrete trough planter stands on four sturdy integrated feet, providing stability and a subtle elevated presence. The textured surface, enhanced by a weathered green finish and natural stone-gray vintage patina, highlights its age and unique character.

The elongated form of this vintage concrete planter offers ample space for a variety of plantings, making it ideal for gardens, patios, or interior spaces. Its clean lines and sculptural profile make it a standout indoor outdoor planter suited for modern, minimalist, or brutalist settings.

This piece is a testament to Guhl’s design philosophy—transforming functional objects into timeless sculptural forms that remain highly collectible and relevant today.

Measurements: 33” W x 5.5” D x 6” H

Condition: Consistent with antique/vintage age and usage. Structurally sound with visible wear, surface weathering, and patina that enhance its character.