12 Plant Table Ideas
1. Grow a Garden
Instead of buying a prepared, potted plant, grow your own garden with a seedling cart. These tiered cards can be filled with soil and used to grow grass, flowers or whatever else you want and can also be used as extra storage space.
2. Use Household Items
Tired of traditional vases and pots? Spruce things up by using regular, household items to support your plants! If you have artificial foliage, you can rest it on stacked books, put it in a kitchen bowl or even place it directly on a table.
4. Stay Simple With Straw
Boho baskets are all the rage right now. Along with the rustic appearance, they offer the perfect spot for your plants. (Try filling a large basket with flowers or showcasing them on a simple straw tray!)
5. Work Some Wooden Magic
The sleek, classic appearance of wood is a great surface for your plants – your flowers will fit wonderfully with your wooden table, counter or wardrobe. To create a truly unique appearance, try contrasting the wood with a bright color (like white).
6. Make the Mornings Bright
When we wake up, most of us dash to the kitchen for coffee. You can brighten up your morning by placing a vase of beautiful flowers right on your kitchen counter. Light colors (like yellow, pink and white) work well in kitchens.
7. Experiment With Height
Rather than put all your houseplants on tables, try playing around with different heights. For example, you could put one plant on the floor and place the other on a tall wardrobe or windowsill.
8. Complement Colors
Your plants should enhance your home's current beauty, and one of the best ways to do this is by selecting complementary colors. Is your living room filled with white furniture? Keep up with the trend with a white potted plant!
9. Keep It Classic
When most of us envision plants, we probably imagine them on a table; if you like classic looks, then your dining or kitchen table might be the ideal spot for plants. (You can also always spice things up with a basket or tray!)
10. Bring Out the Baskets
Got any spare baskets or containers lying around? Put them to work by using them to support your favorite plants; you can place these on tables or even on the floor. (Here's a bonus tip – pair flowers with matching colored baskets!)
11. Set Up a Side Table
Small side tables may make for fun furniture, but funtions may not always be that obvious. One way we love to put them to work: using them as a spot for plants. Set the table up by your couch, put a plant on it, and voilà – you've got the perfect living room decoration.
Common Questions About Plant Stand and Shelf Styling
What are the best ways to arrange plants on a stand or shelf to make them look their best?
To create a visually appealing display, vary the heights and textures of your plants. Grouping plants with similar light and watering needs simplifies care and allows for cohesive design. Consider using stands and shelves of different levels to add depth and dimension to your greenery, much like the tiered plant stands available at Living Spaces.
How can I maximize a small space with vertical plant shelving?
Vertical shelving is a game-changer for compact areas, allowing you to bring the outdoors in without sacrificing floor space. Look for slim, tall shelving units or wall-mounted options that can accommodate multiple pots. Living Spaces offers a variety of space-saving shelving solutions that can transform a blank wall into a lush, green oasis.
What materials are most durable and stylish for indoor plant stands and shelves?
For durability and a chic aesthetic, consider stands and shelves made from metal, solid wood, or engineered wood with a quality finish. These materials offer stability for your plants and can complement various interior design styles. Explore the curated collection at Living Spaces for plant stands and shelves crafted from high-quality materials built to last.
Are plant stands and shelves a good idea for homes with pets or young children?
When incorporating plants into a home with curious pets or little ones, safety is paramount. Opt for sturdy, well-balanced plant stands that are less likely to tip over, and consider placing shelves higher up. You can also select non-toxic plants and use decorative pots to add an extra layer of security, finding many stable and stylish options at Living Spaces.
How do plant stands and shelves contribute to the overall value and aesthetic of a room?
Plant stands and shelves not only add decorative flair but also enhance the air quality and create a more calming atmosphere, increasing a room's perceived value. They provide opportunities for personalization and can become focal points in your decor. Discover how Living Spaces' diverse range of plant stands and shelves can elevate your home's style and well-being.