Cute pots for indoor plants

Check local nurseries.

I've been loving Home Depot lately. Check out more than one because some are better than others.

I also have gotten some at Lowes and although seasonal TJ Maxx has some nice stuff.

I just bought one from west elm to hang on the wall.

I resorted to checking thrift stores and found some AMAZING pots!  Prior to the thrift stores, I checked Target, Home Goods and Fred Meyer/Kroger and they didn't have anything at all.

I get mine sometimes at local garden store end of season sales. IKEA has had some good modern ones with clean lines. I've also gone with using baskets with plastic liners designed for plants because I like the texture and the cost. The last expensive planter I bought had a run-in with the hose (I move the plants outside for the summer) and lost, so I just refuse to spend a lot of money on planters unless I LOVE them.

I tend to use a generic pot that has good drainage and also a good saucer under it (or I buy a clear plastic one) if I am using it in the house... then I put that entire thing in something cute.

I love metal buckets and olive buckets,so that is what I gravitate too -and there are tons of this stuff out there for cheap if you watch.

For something that looks like this...

I can find neat buckets at Target, Walmart and even dollar stores now.

Just a thought - Check your local Dollar Tree. They don't have ones like the example you posted but I got 2 that look like galvanized metal and they are in fact plastic. I couldn't tell the difference until I touched it. They also had it in a "copper" color and maybe black. I see if I can sleuth around and find a photo.

ETA: I can't find a photo but have one in the back of my car. I'll try to take a photo later. But they are black "metal" looking with outward dimples. Those dimples are rubbed off to give the metal color look underneath.

I get all my pots at estate sales. I buy mostly terracotta, but some are like the large $50ish ones if you buy them new. For some reason, I find if the pot is sitting outside or in the garage with dirt and a half dead plant in it, they will sell it for $2-5. I just clean them up til like new. 

This style I'm thinking Pier One? Even Michael's and Joanns sometimes have decent ones for indoors. Also consider using any container and drilling a hole in the bottom. 

But yes, brand new in stores, they are somewhat pricey. 

I put my orchids and succulents in vintage tins.
My ferns are in old enamel buckets.
All thrift store acquired.

Go to a local nursery or greenhouse, they have nice pots of different sizes. Sometimes there will be a potter at a craft show and they have pots.