Indoor gardening - plant pot holders

[GrumpyMiddleAgedWoman]

We have a couple of sizeable indoor plants and I'm struggling to find large decorative pots WITH NO DRAINAGE HOLES. I want to re-pot the plants in question into boring plastic pots, and then put those pots into something (preferably ceramic, but metal will do, plastic, anything really) that will protect the surface underneath (carpet, polished wood, whatever) from any moisture.

I did years ago find a large brass planter (in TK Maxx I think) but I haven't found anything similar since. I can find small pots, but big ones (4 litres plus) just don't seem to exist.

Any suggestions gratefully received.

Wilko sell some large plastic pots that have a plug so you can use them inside or out.

www.wilko.com/en-uk/wilko-outdoor-blue-glaze-effect-planter-small/p/0505157
www.wilko.com/en-uk/wilko-brushed-stone-effect-planter-large/p/0505156

Homebase. They sell a whole range of scheurich ceramic pots in a range of sizes and designs. I otherwise dislike Homebase, but they’re pretty good for plant pots.

The other tip is to search cover pots rather than plant pots as the type you want are often called cover pots by shops.

Brilliant! Thank you both.

I have a house plant pot from IKEA that has a plastic base inside to catch drips, could try there.

Bit late to this but I've just bought some lovely pots and used silicone sealant around an old plastic milk carton lid to seal the holes inside the pot.

I often find that the large plastic pots at garden centres need the holes to be drilled out (or they're marked but you need to do it yourself at home). So you could just not drill them out

You can drop a saucer (one of those plastic ones made to go under large plastic plant pots) into the outer pot. Just remember the water capacity is limited!

Remember that ceramic pots which aren't glazed underneath will still let water seep out and leave marks.