Pedestal Plant Stands For Indoors
Your plants need to be properly elevated sometimes to get the light they deserve and to stay out of the path of small children and pets. For you, we offer a series of pedestal plant stands for the indoors. We have plenty of sizes and styles for all plants and your next pedestal plant stand is in this collection.
Stunning Layered Pedestal Plant Stand
$179.99 $317.59
Stunning Layered Pedestal Plant Stand
Orren Ellis
$179.99 $317.59
Extremely eye-catching, this stylish pedestal plant stand can perfectly fit into an elegant decor. Standing 28” tall, this stand is perfect for vining plants or larger blooms. The wood construction features both dark and light contrasts for decorative purposes.
Designer Advice:
This stand is delicate enough to be used with a single vase, but sturdy enough to have a larger full-bodied plant on top. The upright design looks great in a corner or near a window and can support up to 50 pounds.
Upright Elegant Pedestal Planters for Indoor
$56.99 $96
Upright Elegant Pedestal Planters for Indoor
Lark Manor™
$56.99 $96
This sleek and elegant pedestal planter is great for small and medium sized potted plants. It measures 27” tall and has a 12” by 12” footprint to fit into snug areas of your room. The marble top and wood give it a classic design.
Designer Advice:
The neutral finish of this pedestal plant stand can fit into any decor very well. It works in bedrooms, living rooms, dining areas, and offices to provide a mature and stylish addition to your overall decor in the room.
Elegant Mirrored Plant Pedestal Indoor
Elegant Mirrored Plant Pedestal Indoor
Willa Arlo™ Interiors
Stunning and perfect for a conversation piece, this plant stand is made from solid fir wood and covered in intricate mirrored panels. It stands 36” tall and has a robust 12” by 12” footprint to provide durability and sturdiness to your potted plants.
Designer Advice:
This absolutely stunning plant stand looks amazing in an entryway, gathering spot, or office in your home. It will turn heads and start conversations while also helping brighten up the room by reflecting natural and artificial light.
Triple Layered Decorative Pedestal Stand
Triple Layered Decorative Pedestal Stand
Orren Ellis
Standing 28” tall, this three-tiered plant stand offers a spot for multiple plants or decorative items. It’s made from durable metal that has been electroplated to provide a rust-free coating even in humid environments or if a plant leaks during watering.
Designer Advice:
This plant stand looks great near a window or patio door and can give multiple plants access to plenty of light. The European style of this triple pedestal fits into a wide range of rustic, elegant, and contemporary decors around your home.
Round Classic Pedestal Plant Stands
Round Classic Pedestal Plant Stands
Wade Logan®
Simple in its design yet perfectly suited for even larger plants, this wood plant stand can hold potted botanicals up to 100 pounds in weight. It measures just over 23” in height, making it suitable for even smaller areas of your home or office.
Designer Advice:
With a larger 15” by 15” footprint, this stylish round-topped plant stand can support larger and heavier potted plants with ease. The neutral color scheme fits into a wide range of different decor styles without being out of place.
Buying Guide
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Having plants indoors doesn't only improve the ambiance of a room, but it can also improve air quality. Of course, before you can place plants inside your home, you will likely need indoor pedestal plant stands. So, what kind do you get? That's the tricky part as there are plenty of choices. We are going to help you clear some of the confusion by providing you with an indoor pedestal plant stand buying guide.
When it comes to pedestal plant stands, the three popular materials are wicker, wrought iron, and wood. Each of these has its own ups and downs.
- Wicker is usually the cheapest option, and it can be very stylish if used appropriately. On the downside, its durability is not that good.
- If you want the most durable, then it's not a competition, and the winner is the wrought iron. It can even last for more than a lifetime. On the downside, it can be heavy; which becomes a problem if you want to move the piece around constantly. Also, it's usually a bit more expensive than wicker.
- There's nothing else that can compare to the elegance, warmth and cozy feeling of wood pedestal plant stand. It's an excellent choice if your main priority is aesthetics. On the other hand, wood has a problem of being susceptible to moisture, warping and insect-related problems. It can also be very expensive.
Indoor pedestal plant stands come in many varieties regarding capacity. A single indoor pedestal plant stands is a good option if you have limited space. It's also generally cheaper. A multi-tiered stand (or three or more plant) is an excellent option if you have more room to work with and you really want more plants inside your home.
The common shapes of Indoor pedestal plant stands are curved, round, oval, square, and hexagonal. When it comes to the shape of the indoor pedestal plant stand, your main concern should be the location of where you want to place it.
- If you want your plants to take "center stage" within a specific room, then a sizeable oval or round pedestal plant stand can work really well.
- If you want something that sits beside a couch or chair, it's best that you go for square or rectangular shape as it's more space-saving.
- Hexagonal can be very situational. The shape is very sensitive to the theme of the room. Keep in mind that when hexagonal pedestal plant stands works, it can significantly contribute to the appearance of the room. On the downside, if it doesn't "work," it can be very visually appalling.
To make things easier for you and help you avoid the confusion, knowing how to filter your options is the best way to go. You can start filtering your possibilities with the points we mentioned above. Lastly, if there are factors that you deem necessary, then you can add that as a filter to further narrow down your choices.
