The Donica Soft planter, SKU 06.012.M, is a sophisticated element of modern urban furniture designed by Iwona Żaczek. Characterized by its minimalist aesthetic and soft, rounded geometry, this piece integrates seamlessly into contemporary architectural landscapes. With dimensions measuring 110 cm in length, 58 cm in width, and 47 cm in height, the planter provides a balanced proportion suitable for public squares, parks, and corporate outdoor spaces. Its design reflects the core values of the Soft line, focusing on durability, ergonomic form, and aesthetic harmony within the surrounding environment of high-quality street furniture.
Engineered for longevity and performance, the construction of the Donica Soft is available in high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304). These robust structural materials ensure the planter can withstand diverse weather conditions and intensive use in heavy-traffic areas. The external casing is offered in a variety of premium wood finishes, including spruce, European hardwood, and premium exotic hardwood, which can be treated with an oil finish to enhance the natural grain and provide additional protection. This versatility in material selection allows designers and urban planners to tailor the planters to match the specific visual requirements of their projects.
Practicality is at the forefront of the Donica Soft design, with a total weight of 75 kg providing the necessary stability for diverse installations. To accommodate various site requirements, the unit can be configured as a free-standing object, allowing for flexibility in layout, or securely fastened to the ground using bolts for permanent placement. Whether placed individually or in groupings, these urban furniture components enhance the greenery management of public spaces while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. By combining high-quality metalwork with natural wood textures, the Donica Soft stands as a functional and elegant solution for professional landscape architecture and public site development.