Doesn't clash at all. Stone/earthenware/natural materials never do.

Perfect

I can't imagine something like that could clash... But in the picture we don't really see your house⦠Love the urn in any event

It looks very nice there.

When filled with flowers/plants, it will be enhanced to look like they had been planted in the earth (color wise). It's beautiful.

I think it is lovely.

Concrete goes with everything.

I like it a lot. What kswl said.

I think it's wonderful!

Love it, and when filled with (and surrounded by) greenery and other things, it will be perfect.

it looks grayish in your pic-- what color are you seeing irl- green?? taupe?? nothing is clashing in your photo... it looks nice!
it looks like it might be a resin--if it is resin material, the color will probably change over the years(fade) with exposure to the sun anyway!

It looks perfect. i actually like the slightly greenish shade.

It doesn't clash. It adds depth and don't forget when you add flowers/plants some of it will be hidden. You can always put hanging plants in it and completely hide the sides.

Thank you all so much! I was seeing a sort of taupe-peach, so I'm glad to know it works.

Now to get some fall flowers in them! I've been wanting urns for 9 years!

Anele, a hint to make them not so heavy...and I am assuming they are resin, but they can still get heavy filled with a lot of potting soil. I have learned this over the years with big pots and urns. Especially the ones I use in the front of the house where I want to change out the flowers in summer and fall.

Find two plastic pots that are almost the same size as the urns but have some room to lift in and out. These can be cheap plastic pots, but deep enough to hold plenty of soil. Fill the bottom of the urn with shredded bark mulch up to the bottom of the pot you will use for your plants. Then just set the planted pot into the urn. Once the plant fills out you will not be able to tell your little secret about the pot. And you can just lift it out when you're ready to change plants. And if the mulch decays, just add a little bit more. I even add mulch to the bottom of larger pots before adding potting mix. Gives good drainage, lightens the pot, and saves on expensive potting mix in large pots.

yay!

Outsideplaying I had to weight my large urns that flank my front door due to high winds. I also didn't want to fill them with so much potting soil.

So, I put bricks in the bottom then bought a product called uptsy daisy. They come in different sizes and fit inside the urn or large pot. You plant right on top of them. They are really cool and my plants are doing well with them.

Love your urns! I waited to find the right ones and found ones at wayfair. Since they were a resin type product I worried about the quality. But, they are way nicer than ones at the big box stores.

Outsideplaying I had to weight my large urns that flank my front door due to high winds. I also didn't want to fill them with so much potting soil.

So, I put bricks in the bottom then bought a product called uptsy daisy. They come in different sizes and fit inside the urn or large pot. You plant right on top of them. They are really cool and my plants are doing well with them.

Love your urns! I waited to find the right ones and found ones at wayfair. Since they were a resin type product I worried about the quality. But, they are way nicer than ones at the big box stores.

I have two similar shaped urns flanking my front door. Can't wait to stack pumpkins and grapevine in them this Fall!

Nice size and shape; it will be pretty when you get it filled.

I have two large resin concrete looking planters that I have used for years. They have aged over time to look just like old concrete with a little mold growing in the crevices :) My orange marigolds are gorgeous in them this year. Last year it was wave petunias.

When I first read the title of your post, I thought you were asking whether or not you should display someone's ashes in an urn! Anyway quite relieved to see that lovely concrete urn- lol. Very pretty and goes with anything.