Have you got so many succulents and houseplants that you've now decided to incorporate them with your décor style? Or perhaps only a couple of them but you really want to make sure that they're in the spotlight? Either way, a tall plant stand will work wonders!
These items help you turn the smallest plants into a decorative and aesthetically pleasing vertical statement. We especially recommend them for short plants or those with leaves that fall down their side.
In order to find the right tall plant stand for you, you can choose among different types.
A single stand is the most obvious choice if you're trying to keep your interiors quite minimalist (and your plant addiction under control).
However, if you have more than one plant that you want to showcase, you can save plenty of space by opting for one of the following types of plant stands.
Tiered models create a unique look and can accommodate plants of different sizes.
Nesting options, which consist of progressively taller stands, allow you to rearrange them as often as you wish to create a different effect.
Finally, if you have a growing collection of plants, you can save a ton of space by looking for larger vertical models with plenty of levels and shelves.
As for materials, if you're planning on keeping your plant stand indoors the best criteria is to consider your other existing furniture and the interior style that you're going for.
However, if it'll be outside, you must look for weather-resistant models like treated wood, powder-coated metal, or bamboo.
This plant stand provides an ideal shelf for displaying your flowers and plants, allowing sunlight to warm the plants while keeping them safe from drafts.
This plant stand can be used indoors or outdoors. It is designed in an asymmetrical way, and it has multiple layers, which makes it a multifunctional piece of furniture. This wooden plant stand can be used to display your flowers, potted plants, photos, trophies, books, ornaments, and other precious things. The design of this plant stand reveals the charm of nature in a very beautiful way.
This mid-century modern set of three plant stands is both attractive and functional; it can be used separately or together as side tables or nightstands. The metal construction fits any home décor, and the plant stands are suitable for any location—indoors or out. Ideal for houses, apartments, hotels, lobbies, offices and more.
This 4-tier plant stand is crafted from solid wood with a rustic neutral finish that highlights the wood's natural grain. It has a classic ladder silhouette and features four rectangular slatted shelves, which diminish in size as they ascend. Use it to rest your collection of botanicals and other accessories, such as a watering can. Laid-back and versatile, this piece complements nearly any coastal farmhouse decor.
The industrial plant stand can hold four plants at once. Every shelf is a different height, allowing each plant to wear the sunlight well; it also serves as décoration for your home when you put plants on it. This product has no limitation on which plants you choose to put on it, meaning that you can put containers or potted plants at different heights on it. Each tier can bear 30 lbs.
This Etagere Plant Stand is perfect for giving your leafy friends a place to stretch their fronds. Crafted from manufactured wood, this piece features two shelves supported by twisting legs and is easily added to narrow nooks and cramped corners. Measuring just 32'' H x 12'' L x 12'' D, it is crafted from manufactured wood.
This 6-layer and scattered design flower stand enables flowers or other plants to fully show their beauty and charm. Constructed of fir wood, which is anti-corrosive and weather-resistant, this bonsai exhibition shelf can serve for a long period. Place it at your balcony, living room, garden or patio.
The plant stand is an easy and attractive way to decorate patios, decks, and home interiors with plants, flowers, and greenery alike. The maximum weight limit is 30 lbs.
This end table is a multipurpose piece that can enhance any living area. The piece features a classic and refined look, with cabriole legs and an apron that are both scalloped and finished in neutral tones to match any decor. Its 30" height and 11.75" width offer a convenient perch for a potted plant, or it can serve as a nightstand when placed beside your bed.
The Latitude Run® curved plant stand is a unique half-moon shaped home and garden decor. Its sturdy construction and premium material will provide long-term use. This plant stand can be used in any room in your house, allowing you to make it more beautiful every day.
This seven-layer bamboo rack in a specially shaped design not only provides an excellent view of your blooming flowers, but also adds a personalized fresh look to your yard. The water-resistant surface makes it easy to clean and durable enough for use indoors or outdoors. This multifunctional rack is not only perfect for storing potted plants, but also makes an excellent bookshelf or display rack.
Plant stand, a versatile fixture for displaying plants and other décor. Featuring a top and bottom shelf for not only displaying one plant but two. This versatile fixture can also be used to display collectibles or other décor. Built from particleboard and powder-coated metal tubes, this stand is built to last. Create additional levels for your display by adding plant stands (sold separately). Multiple finishes are available.
This plant stand's neutral-toned powder-coated metal is suitable for any style of living room, bedroom, or office. Rectangular metal mesh shelves ensure that everyone gets enough sunlight; its minimalist silhouette makes it a good fit for any decor and lets your plants shine. This stand is a good choice if you want to fit a lot of greenery in a little space.
This stylish metal stand is inspired by industrial design and can hold your potted plants on display. It features a thin metal frame accented by fir wood elements and includes three circular tiers sitting at different heights.
This plant stand is a rectangular multi-tiered design, with an open framework that provides plenty of room for the growth of your plants. No matter where it is placed—a living room or an office—this plant stand is always a stylish stage. The heart-shaped design makes it cute and fun to look at. This would make a wonderful gift for anyone who loves plants.
This plant stand is designed to accommodate multiple pots, with multiple shelf levels available to fit into a wide variety of spaces. This shelf is an excellent choice for your plants!
This four-tier plant stand adds a fun pop of color to any room. Made from solid and engineered wood with a brown finish, this piece showcases the natural grain of the wood, and its slatted shelves add a laid-back touch. This piece stands on four splayed legs, and it features four shelves that decrease in size as you go up. Use it to rest your collection of botanicals, as well as a watering can and other accessories. This stylish piece complements boho and traditional decor styles alike.
The Ladder Plant Stand offers four tiers of display space for indoor/outdoor plants, pots and decor. Constructed of natural bamboo, this shelving unit's straight-back design provides stability when placed against a wall and its descending-angled design saves space in any area, big or small.
Planters are an easy and convenient way to store various plants throughout your house and outdoor spaces. They can range from super simple to intricately designed, and come in lots of different shapes and sizes.
With all that choice, deciding on the perfect planters for your home may be a tad tricky, so check out these expert tips below to help you get started!
The first thing you'll need to consider when purchasing planters is exactly what type you will need. This will mostly be determined by what you consider physically appealing, and what sorts of plants you're looking to plant in them.
Need something cheap and simple? => Flower pots
Standalone flower pots are the most basic and cheap option when it comes to planters.
They come in lots of different sizes and materials, including plastic, metal, and terracotta.
These pots can be used both indoors and outdoors, standing directly on the ground or resting on an elevated surface.
They're easy to replace quickly, so choose individual flower pots if you happen to have lots of fast growing plants.
While they are the cheapest options, they are also often the most boring - you'll find yourself having to pay premium prices for nice colors or intricate detailing around the rim.
Also, flower pots aren't the most durable option, as their most common materials can be easily broken; you may find yourself having to replace these pots faster than you'd expect.
Want to save on space? => Mounted and hanging planters
Mounted planters can be attached to railings, fences, or other ledges, allowing you to grow plants without taking up any floor space.
Hanging planters usually come in the form of baskets that can be hung practically anywhere: on a fence, on a door or window handle, on a railing, etc.
Both mounted and hanging planters are best suited for smaller flowers and herbs, as there is a limited range of sizing options.
These planters are usually similarly priced to flower pots, and they are quite a bit more durable, making them a great bargain!
However, there aren't many choices when it comes to the material, so if you don't like wood or plastic, mounted planters probably aren't for you.
Also, you'll probably find yourself having to replace these more often if they're outdoors and not properly protected from the elements.
Have a lot of plants to tend to? => Raised beds
Raised beds are the perfect solution for those wanting to have lots of different plants and flowers in their garden, as they provide you with a lot of prime gardening space.
There are two main types of raised beds: those that rest directly on the ground but still keep your plants elevated, and those that stand on some sort of base.
Both types make gardening very easy, especially for older individuals, as they will not need to bend very far to reach their plants.
While raised beds are an overall great option, they do require a lot of open garden space, making them practically inaccessible to anyone living with little to no outdoor space.
Also, maintaining these raised beds can get quite expensive - since they're permanently outdoors, you'll need to make sure they're protected from the various elements, so you'll have to invest in various sealing treatments and protective layers.
Want something completely unique? => Decorative planters
Decorative planters can come in pretty much any shape, size, color, and pattern, making them an incredibly versatile option.
These planters are often made from non-conventional items or are fashioned to look like them.
Some examples include statues, wheelbarrows, urns, shoes, and barrels, amongst many other items.
This is probably the most expensive option when it comes to planters, unless you happen to have a spare wheelbarrow lying around that you can convert into a planter!
Also, while you have many options, not everything may match your home's aesthetic. Say you buy a statue planter, then remodel your house and garden; that statue planter may no longer match with your other décor.
The material you choose for your planters will determine how long they will last. This is an especially important factor if you plan on using your planters outdoors, as they will need to be durable enough to withstand any sort of weather condition.
Metal is probably the most physically strong planter material, meaning it will be able to withstand most climates. It's a quite attractive material, though it usually doesn't offer many color or pattern options. You will most commonly find metal flower pots and decorative planters, and they are often much more expensive than their plastic counterparts. You'll need to remember to maintain your metal planters -- incorrect sealing treatments may make your planters susceptible to rusting.
Wood is another relatively strong material, but only if it is consistently treated to make it resistant to water damage. It offers a beautifully natural look for your planters, and is most commonly used for raised bed and any sort of decorative planter fashioned out of a barrel, a crate, etc. You'll need to be very meticulous about wood maintenance, otherwise you'll find yourself having to replace your wooden planters very often -- water damage and destructive rodents are a common worry for individuals using wooden planters.
Plastic is the cheapest possible option when it comes to planter materials. Now, that doesn't mean that it's the least durable -- it can actually outlive wood, for example, if it's protected from the elements properly. Plastic planters are incredibly versatile as they come in a huge range of colors and patterns, so your collection is easily customizable. However, you probably won't be able to find any plastic raised beds or flower pots that are much larger than average, so you'll need to look at other materials if you're after those types of planters.
Terracotta is a great material for planters due to its porous nature. They allow water and air to move through the pot, which can help prevent things like root rot or bad soil. They're also quite inexpensive, and can be found in a huge range of different shapes and sizes. However, their porous nature also means that you'll need to be careful about watering your plants -- you may have to water your plants much more often than usual, especially if those plants prefer moist conditions. Also, while terracotta is technically suited for both indoor and outdoor use, it can actually crack or break due to the weather being too cold, so don't bother with this material if you live in a very cold climate. Also, cheaper terracotta only really comes in one color, so consider a different material if you want some colorful planters.
Getting the right size planters is really important as it can heavily impact the health of your plants. You need a pot that is large enough to comfortably accommodate your plants, otherwise you risk stunting your plant's growth, but it also can't be too big as that increases the chances of root rot and bad soil, due to the soil not drying fast enough.
When picking a planter, measure the diameter of your plant's roots and the planter itself. You'll need to pick a planter that has a diameter that's at least 1.5 times bigger than your plant's root diameter.
So, for example, if the diameter of your plant's roots is about 4 inches, you'll need a planter with a diameter of at least 6 inches.
Your plant will almost definitely outgrow its current planter, so you need to be prepared to re-pot it at some point.
If it's a slow growing plant, you'll only need to size up by 1 inch or 2 inches in diameter, but if your plant grows at a pretty fast rate, you'll need to size up by 2 inches to 4 inches each time.
For more stationary planters, like raised beds, you'll need to do a bit of planning ahead - work out the rough diameter of each plant, then leave at least that amount of space between each plant, more if they're fast growers.
For example, if your plants have diameters of 2 inches, leave at least 2 inches between each plant within the raised bed. This allows them to safely grow without invading each other's root space.
If you're growing plants with shallow roots, like vegetables, you can get away with having a pretty short raised bed of only about 10 inches in height.
If you're worried about rodents getting to your plants, invest in a raised bed that's at least 18 inches in height - things like mice or rabbits won't be able to easily reach your plants and will soon give up trying.
For older individuals, or those suffering from back problems, it's recommended to get raised beds that are at least 22 inches in height. This higher elevation will prevent you from having to bend down really far when gardening, reducing the risk of back pain.
No tall plant stand screams industrial décor louder than this nested model! Combining metal and wood to create a simple sleek design, it keeps the focus on the plants while complementing your other industrial furniture. It also allows you to experiment with different layouts no matter how small your chosen corner is.
From the dark brown finish to the outward-pointing legs, this tall plant stand is the perfect pairing for a mid-century modern room. It consists of an eco-friendly combination of wood and bamboo in a charming slatted design. With three tiers, you’ll be able to turn your plants into a carefully crafted composition.
This weather-resistant coated-metal stand is a blessing in both minimalist/contemporary rooms and your garden. Thanks to the versatile black finish and round design, it results in a streamlined look that will easily complement your interiors. We also love how it guarantees a smooth 360-degree view of your two special plants.
More decorative and made of durable metal, this indoor/outdoor tall plant stand can reinforce detail-based interiors or introduce a pleasant vintage touch (look at those flower and leaf decorations!). This two-stand set can accommodate two plants altogether and, because it gets slimmer towards the middle, choosing plants with leaves that fall down one side can help you achieve a balanced result.
With sixteen different colors and a three-, four- or five-shelf option, you’re really spoiled with choice with this tall plant stand! Whether you decide to opt for a versatile finish or a bright accent hue, it’ll be a breeze to find the right model for you and you can rearrange the plants to create a signature composition.
Well, this is as minimalist as it gets! Extremely versatile thanks to its contemporary sleek design and matte black finish, this high-strength iron model relies on rings rather than shelves to hold your pots. This means that it can work divinely with both smaller plants and those that hang from one side.
This eco-friendly bamboo model is guaranteed to spare a headache to crazy plant parents. Available in two finishes that will easily allow you to match your interiors, it offers you nine platforms arranged across seven different layers. You can fill it with plants or alternate them with other decorative items. Get creative!
Minimalist and versatile, this multi-tiered metal stand works just as effortlessly in both industrial and contemporary settings. It’s especially a wise choice to make the most of small spaces or display plants in different sizes. Because it’s also foldable, you can move the three tiers to experiment with different combinations.
Perfect for a balcony or your external walls, this tall plant stand can help you create a real work of art. It combines pleasant symmetry and harmonious shapes in both wood and metal. From ten shelves to some extra room for some often-forgotten hanging plants, you can really unleash your creativity.
A natural Scandinavian choice, this tall plant stand works divinely with contemporary interiors too. It’s also a real game-changer in smaller settings thanks to both its vertical design and light finishes that help you make your room look bigger. We love the fact that this model features five shelves with a breezy slatted design.
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