Wood Plant Stands
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For an attractive way to display your plants, or just add a new item of decor to your home, wood plant stands are a great idea. They come in plenty of styles, mostly multitiered designs, and even some different ideas you might not have seen before. Take a walk through this collection and view all the wonderful wood plant stands available. Your plants will look great showcased on these.
Our Picks
Minimalist wood plant stand
Some #PlantParents prefer wood plant stands in a simpler, more subtle design that really helps the plant become the center of attention.
If that sounds like you, a classy minimalist stand is all you need to keep yours safely raised from the ground.
As well as in minimalist rooms (duh!), these designs tend to work extremely well in Scandinavian homes, too.
Wood plant stand in lighter finishes
If your living room is fairly small or already full of furniture, a wood plant stand in a lighter finish and featuring an open design will help.
It’ll actually make that corner look airier and more spacious while still leaving you plenty of decorative possibilities to choose from.
Wood plant stand for a natural feel
Another beautiful idea for a wood plant stand that’s also a decorative statement is to go all in on the wooden element by choosing a design made to look as if you’ve found it in the woods.
Natural-looking stands are ideal in eclectic or bohemian rooms but also to reinforce more rustic decors like farmhouse or cottage-inspired homes.
Wood plant stand with drawer
Since you’re already using that area for your new wood plant stand, why not get the most out of its floor real estate?
For example, this could involve a pedestal with additional shelves for more than one plant, room for other decorative items, or even a drawer for extra storage (which is always a big plus!).
Taller wood plant stand
Usually, taller stands are roughly as high as a traditional side table, which means you can easily place them next to your sofa and use them for a couple of other functional or decorative items, too.
These wood plant stands now come in all kinds of designs, but we think you might like this creative one: it has room for an additional plant at the bottom and, by combining a light wood finish with a monochrome top surface, makes it a breeze to match different decors (once again, it’s a Scandi staple).
Large multi tiered wooden plant stand
Does everyone know you as the best plant parent? Can you see yourself buying quite a few more on a regular basis?
Then a multi-tiered wooden plant stand like this bad boy will turn one of your walls into a garden center-style display.
These majestic stands consisting of several shelves at different heights would probably be too overwhelming in a small apartment where space-optimization is key.
On the contrary, if you have a bare section of the wall that you’re looking to fill up, don’t miss this opportunity!
Contemporary wood plant stand
If you prefer, your new wood stand could be as eye-catching as the actual plant.
The easiest way to achieve this bold result is to look for a contemporary model straying away from the most traditional designs.
Just think: could it belong to a modern art gallery? If the answer is yes, go on and turn your plant into a work of art.
Tiered plant stand
The rule of three is extremely popular in interior design as arranging items in odd numbers results in a natural and more dynamic display.
Most tiered plant stands harness this, whether that’s by following a symmetrical design or a decreasing pattern.
Therefore, they’re guaranteed to translate into a charming corner while giving each plant the attention it deserves.
Wood shelf rack for plants & accessories
To optimize space when you wish to showcase a bunch of houseplants, you could consider a rack design that you can place right against your wall.
A model like this one will make it easier to ensure a balanced result by displaying the largest ones at the bottom and then plants getting progressively smaller all the way to the top.
