Our Place Perfect Pot
$149, six and a half quarts, and twenty-one colourways — the widest colour range of anything Our Place makes. Here is what the listing actually states, where the pot sits in the range, and who should buy one.
Every Perfect Pot, priced
The ceramic 6.5-quart original and the two titanium versions, with prices read from Our Place's own product data on the date shown. The titanium pots both got cheaper between our August and October checks — the earlier price is shown underneath.
What $149 buys
An 8-in-1 ceramic nonstick pot holding 6.5 quarts, built to go from stovetop to oven, weighing 4.5 lb with its lid. Oven-safe to 450°F with no broiler use, hand wash only, three-year limited warranty. One price across every finish: Our Place lists all twenty-one colourways at $149.
Where it sits in the range
The Perfect Pot is the stockpot to the Always Pan's skillet, and it is priced $14 above it. If you are buying one piece to start with, the question is what you cook: the pan handles frying, searing and sauteing, the pot handles stock, pasta, braises and anything that needs depth.
There is also a titanium version. The Titanium Perfect Pot Pro is 7 quarts and runs $145 to $165 across three finishes, which puts it within a few dollars of the ceramic pot rather than at a premium to it.
Twenty-one colours is the real differentiator
No other piece in the line comes close. The Wonder Oven tops out at eight colourways and the Dream Cooker at four. If matching a kitchen matters to you, the Perfect Pot is the piece where Our Place gives you the most room to do it.
Go deeper
Perfect Pot against a Le Creuset Dutch oven
Disclosure and verification
Price, capacity, weight, oven rating, warranty and the full colourway list were read from Our Place's own product page on 16 October 2026. The weight is the product weight with lid that Our Place states on the page, not the shipping weight in its data feed.
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