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Both practical and stylish, indoor plant stands come in a variety of styles, from one-pot holders to multi-tiered options featuring varying levels to display your plants. They are available in several materials, such as natural rattan and bamboo, or sturdy metal, and are ideal for framing your succulents, cheese plants and other house plant varieties.
Below, we’ve selected some of the best indoor plant stands for your space, from multi-tiered stands to hand-woven rattan designs.
If you’re interested in selecting pots to put in your new plant stands, we’ve rounded up some of the best indoor plant pots, as well as the best self watering planters, which do some of the hard work for you. Alternatively, for outdoor displays, we also have a list of garden wall planters to help inspire your exterior choices. And to keep your plants in optimal condition, read up on how to tackle house plant flies and our guide to the best plant misters to keep them hydrated.
The best plant stands for indoors in 2023
Browse our selection of planters, below:
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Bamboo Plant Stand by Harcas
This modern plant stand is made from Moso bamboo wood and could be used inside or outdoors, too. Rubber feet prevent slipping and it holds up to 90kg in weight, making it ideal for heavier, ceramic plant pots.
Price: £19.97
Buy Bamboo Plant Stand by Harcas at Amazon
Satsumas Plant Stand
Ikea's split level indoor plant stand is ideal for creating a spectacle of multiple plants, which can be grouped together and displayed at varying heights. The different sized trays also allow for a range of plants and ornaments to be held and it could even double as a handy side table.
Price: £45
Buy Satsumas Plant Stand at Ikea
Design Project by John Lewis No.160 Pot
This glamorous planter from John Lewis creates a real statement, with its brass stand and nickel-plated plant pot. The stand can be positioned either way up to present a raised pot or to encase the plant closer to the ground.
Price: £60
Buy Design Project by John Lewis No.160 Pot at John Lewis
Narlu Planter Stand
This standing planter from Amara is made from iron and will develop rust over time for a naturally aged finish. It can be used both indoors and outside and there's a choice of three height sizes: small, medium and large.
Price: from £55
Buy Narlu Planter Stand at Nkuku
Iggy Metal Triple Plant Stand
This triple indoor plant stand from Oliver Bonas features copper-toned plates, which are removable, and a sage green stand. The standing planter is hand finished and would be ideal for creating a statement with your succulents and other small to medium indoor plants.
Price: £95
Buy Iggy Metal Triple Plant Stand at Oliver Bonas
Sangda Indoor Plant Stand
This simple, solid wood plant stand is available in a choice of six shades. The four legged stand remains close to the ground for greater stability and has a natural, minimalist look which shouldn’t distract attention from the plant being displayed.
Price: from £10.02
Buy Sangda Indoor Plant Stand at Amazon
Buskbo Rattan Plant Stand
This plant stand is made of hand-woven rattan, so each one is slightly unique. The natural weave will age with time for added character and should be lightweight and easy to move around as needed. Pop plants across the two shelves, or use the bottom one for accessories.
Price: £37
Buy Buskbo Rattan Plant Stand at Ikea
Alexander Free Form Multi-Tiered Bamboo Plant Stand
Add style and organisation to your home with this multi-leveled plant stand, made from sturdy bamboo with either a natural finish or painted white. There are five tiers, which allows a range of pots to be displayed at once, in easily changeable combinations and varying heights.
Price: £32.99
Buy Alexander Free Form Multi-Tiered Bamboo Plant Stand at Wayfair
Should indoor plants be on a stand?
As well as looking aesthetically very pleasing, creating a dynamic and eye-catching display, keeping your indoor plants on a stand has several other benefits, including the following:
- Light exposure: Stands can increase light exposure to your plants, which in turn will help maximize growth potential for some varieties. Not all house plants prefer lots of light.
- Air circulation: Positioning plants on stands can also enhance airflow around and underneath them. This will prevent excess moisture and also reduce the risk of pests.
- Maintenance: Having plants on stands can make them easier to access and therefore maintain more efficiently. Cleaning, watering and caring for plants at a convenient height makes for an easier job.
- Use of space: Plant stands are a great option if you have minimal floor space. They can allow you to display a selection of plants without overcrowding your living space.
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This Product Guide was last updated in October 2023. We apologise if anything has changed in price or availability.
