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Wooden Plant Stands


Wooden plant stands are just right for showing off your trailing vines, sprawling ferns or small flowering plants. Their natural good looks, clean lines and understated elegance go a long way to making the most out of even the smallest house plant -- without upstaging it.



Perhaps one of the charming stands pictured here will inspire you to keep your Boston fern or creeping fig in top form. A plant stand makes an eye-catching accent for the foyer, bedroom or hall.

Wood Plant Stand

Adorn any room with the traditional Wood Plant Stand. It faithfully recreates the charm of a bygone era.




Pedestal Plant Stand

Take your house plant to the next level with this classic Marble Style Pedestal Stand.

Faux marble top and a dark espresso finish makes this beautiful plant stand an instant classic.



Cherry Plant Stand

Sleek design and a rich cherry finish allows this Cherry Plant Stand to fit in anywhere.

This is the kind of piece you'd love to find at an estate sale, ready to lend character and class to your bedroom or entryway. Luckily, you've found it right here. And at this price, it's quite a find indeed.



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Pick a Good Spot

Every home offers plenty of places for your plant stands. Choosing the right spot for the right plant will help it to grow and thrive in its location.

Consider the light your plant needs and how much it'll receive in your living room, sunroom or bedroom. Just because your sun-loving cyclamen looks good in a dark hallway, doesn't mean it'll like it there.

cyclamen plant

Compatible Containers

You'll get the best impact by displaying house plants in containers that suit both the plant and the stand it sits on.

Wooden plant stands tend to be traditional and formal in style, which look best with a decorative cachepot than a basket or a terra cotta pot. The Quatrefoil Porcelain Cachepot adds a touch of luxury to any decor.

When in doubt, it's always safe to use a plain ceramic pot, or a white cachepot, such as the White Fine Porcelain Planter, which suits just about any decorating style and plant.

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