Is your plant collection outgrowing your living space? Once you have filled every corner of your home with plants, you might need to get creative with ways to display them without taking up more space. When you run out of room on the floor for houseplants, go up! That’s where multi-tier plant stands come in.
We’ve compiled a list of multi-level plant stand products to shop for and photos to inspire you to redesign your space with plants. There’s something here for every style, budget, and home in different sizes and different heights.
They will give you more vertical space and more bang for your buck. Use these stands for displaying your favorite plants as well as plants of various sizes. Think of them as decorating with indoor plants!
Other plant display ideas & guides: Stylish Baskets, Tabletop Planters, Gift Ideas For Plant Lovers, Indoor Hanging Planters, & Air Plant Display Ideas.
Multi-Tier Plant Stands In Different Styles, Sizes, Colors & Materials
Inspiration: You can layer up plants by adding smaller plant stands into larger plant shelf displays.
Photo Credit: MiracleFlow00 from Reddit
-1) Tall Multi Tier Plant Stand
Etsy
Looking for a tall plant stand? Standing nearly 5 feet tall, this 6-tiered modern plant stand is so unique and will fit so many different plants.
2) Mid-Century Modern Multi Tier Plant Stand
Ashley Furniture
This faux marble multi-shelf plant stand with gold hairpin legs is so cute and the perfect plant stand for any mid-century modern lovers.
Inspiration: Create a room divider with a large plant shelf.
Photo Credit: arotisseriechicken on Reddit
4) Rustic Brown 5-Tier Indoor Plant Stand Flower Rack
The Home Depot
Turn any wall into a statement plant wall with this set of curved plant stands. This one is super versatile because it comes with shelves and hooks for hanging houseplants. This creates quite the indoor plant display!
5) Multi Tier Wood Plant Stand
Wayfair
This wooden plant stand is not only gorgeous, but it’s also very functional too. The wood is resistant to corrosion, deformation, rot, warping, and heat.
6) Jeri Multi Level Plant Stand
Wayfair
This indoor multi-tier plant stand is made from natural solid wood which is very durable and strong. This stand can hold alot of plants, it’s great for anyone with large plant collections. This one would make a great room divider too.
Inspiration: Use a small plant stand as a herb garden in small kitchens.
Photo Credit: The Kitchn
7) Rattan Multi-Tier Plant Stand
Urban Outfitters
This Rattan plant stand is so cute and stylish, especially for those who love a casual and/or boho vibe. This one is great because it folds up and tucks into itself for easy storage.
8) Tri Tiered Metal Plant Stand
Amazon
This whimsical metal multi-tier plant stand is perfect for turning your home into a cottage. How cute would a trio of herbs look on this?
9) Metal Multi Tier Plant Stand
Walmart
We love the beautiful iron art design of this plant stand. This can also be used on a patio or balcony as an indoor or outdoor plant stand. Some trailing plants like a string of pearls can be placed at the top and your medium-size plant in the middle.
Inspiration: Place houseplants with long trails at the top of a ladder shelf or tall shelf for a beautiful cascading effect.
Photo Credit: Pinterest
10) Three Tiered Metal Plant Stand
Amazon
Simple and elegant this metal multi-tier plant stand is perfect for a narrow spot in your home. How cute would a trio of flowers look on this?!
11) Metal Branch Plant Stand
Gardeners
Cottagecore fans here you go. This metal and glass plant stand is lightweight and helps bring the outdoors in with its bird perched on top. This stand would look beautiful with long, trailing plants on the top shelf.
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12) Plant Stand Ladder Shelf
Amazon
This plant stand is made from high-quality wood and is lightweight and easy to move. Long trailing plants at the top could hang down the sides creating a beautiful display.
13) 5 Layer Indoor Plant Stand Pole
Amazon
Have a really tight space? This tension rod display rack is perfect for small spaces. You can also wrap long trails down the center pole for extra greenery.
Inspiration: Create a modern monochromatic by matching your pots to your shelves. Terracotta looks great with warm wood tones here.
Photo Credit: Pinterest
14) Bamboo Plant Stand Ladder
Amazon
This environmentally friendly bamboo ladder stand is mildew resistant and has a beautiful color that will warm up any room. This one would look great with plants all in terra cotta pots.
15) Gold Multi Tiered Plant Stand
Homary
Although this set of gold plant stands is sold as “tree-shaped”, they also resemble the gorgeous saguaro cactus of the Southwest. A cacti collection in gold pots would look so good on these plant stands.
16) Spiral Staircase Display Shelf
Wayfair
Create a beautiful display of potted plants, books, or both with this spiral display shelf. It has a black steel frame that twists to create a spiral staircase-like silhouette. There’s enough room for small pots or a collection of curios.
Inspiration: Make a statement wall by expanding your decor out farther past the shelves. The magazine basket on the ground and woven baskets on the wall pull this southwestern plant shelf together and create an earthy display.
Photo Credit: rareandworthy.co
We hope this list of Multi-Tier Plant Stands gives you some inspiration for decorating with houseplants. You can keep growing your plant collection and display them in style, no matter how much space you have.
Happy Gardening,
Nell & Brielle
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