We’ve already shared some creative air plant displays, and today we’d like to speak about usual plant displays. It’s winter and probably you have taken all the plants inside and now are puzzling over how to rock them and keep the interiors in style.
Hanging Displays
Hanging displays are a cool way to save some space. Make them airy and light, seemingly disappearing in the air and place your planters there. Another idea is to use unique holders that will catch an eye and make an accent in the room.
Airy hanger with wooden holders.
Hanging plants display to add greenery to a small bedroom.
Hanging wooden plank plant holders.
Teak wood hanging planters.
Wall Displays
Wall displays will also save some space and a plain wall will become a cool decorated one. Attach shelves of your choice – usual wooden or trendy metallic ones and place your pots on them. Go creative with vibrant individual stands for each planter, this way you’ll create a composition. Take planters to attach them right to the walls – designers produce a lot of attachable planters to choose from.
A pegboard can accomodate a lot of planters in different ways.
Curvy wall planters are made from heavy galvanized iron sheet.
Copper shelves to hold all the pots.
Modern planters attached right to the wall.
Vertical planter on the wall to accomodate every plant.
Wooden planters for small plants can be attached to the wall.
Wooden planks with pot holders.
Wooden crate shelves for displaying plants.
Wall wooden plant display to add anatural touch.
Vibrant yellow plant stands.
Other Ideas
Lucite shelves installed above the window sill will not only save your space but also give enough light to the plants, and they seem almost invisible. Use layered stands to accommodate as many plants as possible, which is essential if you have many of them. put a shabby chic bench with planters next to the window to again give enough light to the plants, most of them need it.
A patina terrarium used for displaying house plants.
Dark stained wooden beam bench as a plant stand.
Indoor shelf with several tiers will hang more planters.
Light wood ladder as a plant stand.
Lucite window shelves don't prevent light from coming into the space.
Mini garden with several layers.
Vintage silver, brass or copper pieces as planters.