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A floor plant stand can help you add style and greenery to any room, as they are available in a variety of shapes and sizes to fit your space. Check out our plant stool stands, which can be multi-functional as you stack magazines or other home decor on the bottom shelf.
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Our wide range of outdoor plant pots helps you create the...
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The plant stand on wheels raises the plant and protects the floor from moisture and scratches. The tray is reversible to fit larger plant pots. The casters make it easy to roll the plant mover around – and two brakes make it stand still and stable where you’ve chosen to place it.
13 lip 2024 · Potted Plant Stand. Source: ikeahackers.net. Here’s a super simple IKEA plant stand that will let you display your greens all around your home with ease. The secret is to use a step stool, as this already comes with the levels you need! Feel free to paint it to suit your home’s existing décor.
The plant stand can be used to display plants indoors or outdoors on a balcony perhaps, or as a unique room divider. The plant stand has shelves at different levels, so you can put your pots on display and make the room dynamic.
20 gru 2021 · Let’s dive in to the best IKEA plant stand hacks: Bamboo IKEA Box Planter Hack. The IKEA Variera box can be hacked into a simple and stylish plant box or herb garden! All you need is some wood glue, stain and wooden dowels. You’ll need: IKEA Variera box. Wood glue. Wood stain. Dowels. Drill.
9 lis 2021 · So many plants, so little space? It’s not all that hard to DIY a few plant stands to display your greens all around the house. Even in a small tight spot. Let us show you how with these 2 plant stand hacks. #1 The Flying Plant Stand. This is an IKEA hack based on the BEKVÄM step stool, which I nicknamed The Flying Plant Stand.
Use it as a side table, or under a window, or against a wall in a hallway or entry; it takes up barely any space and yet holds a lot of plants. It’s $49.99 from Ikea. Why aren’t more plant stands (or plant tables) scaled like this? I must be overlooking others. Do you have a favorite? Tell us about it in the comments section.
