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Indoor Plant StandsIf you have a lot of house plants -- and why wouldn't you? -- indoor plant stands are an attractive, practical way to show off your prized plants. After all, doesn't your fern or philodendron deserve to be on a pedestal? Displaying House PlantsIf you're like me, you've covered every table top, shelf, and counter with plants. That's why I love multi-tiered indoor plant stands...they offer an easy solution for displaying house plants. By grouping a variety of plants at varying heights, you can turn a haphazard jungle into an orderly arrangement. Quickly. Easily. No decorating talents needed.  Stand with Copper TrayNeed more room for your plants? This Stand with Copper Tray A beautiful accent for any room, the waterproof tray has a faux copper painted finish.  Branch Plant StandPlants take center stage when displayed on this handsome, nature-inspired plant stand. The sturdy steel frame has a rustic bronze finish and holds three beveled glass shelves. The compact footprint of this
Branch Plant Stand  Nesting Branch Plant StandsThese nature-inspired Nesting Branch Plant Stands Twiggy legs support each glass top. Nest them together to save space...or pull them apart for an attractive three-tier display.  Quarter-Round Plant TerraceMulti-tiered plant stands like this one have been popular in Europe for generations. They're one of the most attractive and versatile ways to display a collection of potted plants. This Quarter-Round Plant Terrace Time-honored craftsmanship is alive in wrought iron plant stands. Check them out. Find wooden plant stands here. Return from Indoor Plant Stands back to House Plants Home Page. |
Location, location, location
Just about every room in the house offers places to put your indoor plant stands. Choose a spot that has the right kind of light for your plants, away from heat/AC vents. Grouping PlantsIf one is good, three is better and five is, well...merrier. Different types of plants look best when arranged in groups of three or five -- or more. You'll be amazed at how the different leaf textures and colors can complement each other. Showcase a plant in bloom by putting it front and center. Happy with humidity. Plants placed together on indoor plant stands not only look better, but they tend to grow better, too. Plant groups create a humid microclimate and enjoy higher humidity levels. What tropical plant doesn't love that?  The Single PlantSmall plants are quite beautiful on their own. Unfortunately, they tend to get crowded together on a table, where none of them are presented to their advantage. So, how do you make a small plant stand out? Make one shine by placing it on a pedestal plant stand by itself. Slip the plant in a decorative cachepot to dress it up. By rotating plants, you can make a star out of one plant that's looking its best. Put a moth orchid on the pedestal when it's in bloom. When it's not, give your flowering African violet its turn in the spotlight. |
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