Retro Plant Stand
Tara is a San Antonio-based award-winning landscape architect, writer and educator, passionate about eco-friendly solutions and growing her own food. She knows all it takes to help you create a sustainable backyard retreat that combines blissful charm with a modern take on landscaping.
For kids and pets, and bad backs, having a plant stand is just a good way to protect your plants. If your style is more modern, then you want to contemporary plant stands there will properly accent your home the same way as everything else you have. For you we offer our collection of contemporary plant stands. Take a look and see what we have available for you.
Our Picks
Retro meets mid century plant stand
Willa Arlo™ Interiors
This bronze-finished plant stand is a nod to retro, with an unexpected twist. The center of attention here is the wireframe base, featuring a curved silhouette for a soft, distinctive appearance. Above that sits an antiqued, 16” tabletop, capable of holding both small and heavy plants up to 100 lbs.
$249.99
$269
Designer Advice:
What we find particularly interesting about retro style is that it’s more generic than other aesthetics. Since it encompasses a variety of trends from the 50s to the 80s, there’s really no wrong way to go about it. For instance, despite its unique design, this stylish plant stand looks equally fabulous in a traditional, contemporary, Bohemian, and glam-inspired space.
Old fashioned wooden plant stands
Tooca
All-round functionality and classic appeal make this retro-inspired set an easy winner. Crafted from pine wood, these plant stands offer a total of nine square shelves. Durability-wise, they’re resistant to water, stains, heat, warping, cracking, and more—perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
Designer Advice:
This set keeps it simple with open shelving and a splayed frame. What’s quite noticeable, though, is the varying heights that bring visual interest and dimension to the space. There’s also the possibility of using them separately throughout the home and garden if that suits you better. While they’re great for housing potted plants, they also pull double-duty as a display shelf for your favorite decor items.
Multi tiered retro plant stand
This retro contemporary nightstand plays with organic shapes and wavy lines, providing a creative way to showcase your little plant collection. The three platforms are made of laminated particleboard with a faux marble effect. Meanwhile, sturdy hairpin legs give it a well-loved retro look.
Vibrant, retro plant stand with flared legs
Foundstone™
Peppy and fun, this piece of furniture screams retro in its bright teal design. It has a footprint of only nine inches and comes fully assembled for instant decorating. And, thanks to its kiln-dried poplar construction, this plant stand can support up to 300 lbs.
$48.99
$54.99
Designer Advice:
Prefer colorful accent pieces over neutral ones? If yes, this one's for you. Indeed, retro color palettes are varied enough to range from neutral to vivid to faded. For this plant stand, we highly recommend pairing it with other cheery colors for a groovy ‘70s interior. Some examples are an orange velvet sofa, a yellow accent wall, or perhaps a red patterned rug.
Funky plant stand with mirrored tops
Joss & Main
This little home accessory pairs metal and mirrored glass in an attractive U-shape. It features two 10" circular shelves and wears a dark bronze finish for subtle elegance. Good looks aside, this little plant stands feels heavy and stable, allowing it to be long lasting.
$107.99
$121.99
Designer Advice:
Not sure what types of planters go well with this striking plant stand? For starters, white is the way to go if you want to play it safe and shine full focus on the green foliage and plant stand itself. For a bolder approach, we suggest playful patterned pots, such as a hammered one, a design with Aztec motifs, or a textured flowerpot for added personality.
