Corner Plant Stands Indoor

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Highlighting the natural beauty of your precious botanicals calls for the perfect corner plant stand for indoor use. After all the hard work in curating and maintaining them, you want to properly display your plant collection and make them part of your home. That's why we've gathered the best options that will suit the look of your space based on your interior design.

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Corner Plant Stands Indoor

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Are you looking for the best way to deal with the potted plants that are bunched together within your space? If so, then it is time for you to get indoor corner plant stands! You can't appreciate the beauty of your spider plants if they're tangled with ivy scattered all over your flooring.

To properly display your houseplants, continue reading as we'll give you tips on how to pick out the best indoor corner plant stands for your home.

Which materials are best for an indoor plant stand?

Cement - A flexible and durable type of corner plant stand is one that's made of cement. Cement is poured into a form to make a plant stand that can be stained in any color of your liking. As you know, cement is a durable building material. In fact, it's one of the most resilient. It is, therefore, the perfect material for houseplant stands as they will last throughout your entire plant's lifespan. Cement-based stands can even support several plants and resist damage that may be due to humidity or bumps.
Wood - A wooden corner plant stand for indoor use is an organic option. Wood can handle anything you throw its way with the exception of water and moisture. There are, of course, certain types of wood that can resist moisture damage. If your home has a high level of humidity, then consider getting a cedar plant stand. You can also protect your plant stand further using a waterproofer and/or weatherproofer.
Metal - Metal is also one of your durable options when it comes to the material of indoor plant stands. A plant stand made of metal is heavy, but it is capable of accommodating several planters. You'll be able to select from various metals including cast iron and brass. If you want to prevent rust development, treat the base that's made of metal using a spray paint or metal sealant.
Plastic or Resin - Plastic plant stands are popular in homes with pets and children as they're durable, easy to transfer, and lightweight. They are fairly strong but they shouldn't be placed in an area within your home that gets direct sun exposure as they're likely to become brittle, which will result in chipping and breaking.

What other factors should be taken into consideration when buying a corner plant stand?

Color. A corner plant stand shouldn't be flashy nor too showy as its role is to enhance the natural beauty of houseplants. The best color for plant stands for indoor use are neutral colors. For a contemporary look, opt for a plant stand with LED lights.
Quality. We would advise you to invest in a statement piece if your stand will be in a prominent location within your home. If you'll be placing it in a functional area, we suggest you get an inexpensive plant stand instead so you don't have to worry about your stand getting ruined when children and pets knock it over.
Placement. Consider where you'll place your corner plant stand as that will help you determine the style that's right for your home. If you'll be displaying the stand in an area that needs a hero piece, then you'd want an indoor plant stand that makes a statement - one that imposes with a definite wow factor.