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The Best Mid-Century Plant Stands To Bring Extra Flair Into Your Home

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There’s something about adding a little green to a room that truly makes a house, or tiny, hole-in-the-wall apartment, feel like a home. If you’re a plant lover like I am (perhaps “overzealous plant hoarder” would be a better way to describe it), adding one, two, or ten plants to your home can quickly make your bedroom more closely resemble a mythical botanical garden. And while this is absolutely dreamy, adding a little organization to your curated plant haven is always a good idea. This is where plant stands come into play, specifically the mid-century plant stand.

They’re thin, sleek, and stylish, coming in innumerable designs, colors, and functionalities. You can find a mid-century plant stand for one plant or a few, and if you get creative you can really curate an amazing home with enough room for both you and your indoor garden.

Below we’ve gathered together some of the most stylish, high-quality, and functional plant stands we could find. The best part? They’re all under $70 (well, except for one, but you’ll understand why when you see it). Plus, mid-century style furniture really never goes out of style, so treating yourself and your plants to a mid-century plant stand or two will set you on the path to curating a home with an aesthetic that you’ll love for years to come.

Let’s Start With The Classics

The Fox & Fern Adjustable Bamboo Plant Stand

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Buy here for $40 or less.

Available in three different color tones (bamboo, dark bamboo, and dark walnut), this plant stand is ready to lend a helping hand to literally any size pot, big or small. Its unique design allows it to expand or contract to hold pots from 8″ to 12″ and keeps plants sitting at 7″ high. It can even hold up to 200 pounds effortlessly.

The La Jolie Muse Triangular Wooden Planter

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Buy here for $70 or less.

This planter proves that sometimes three legs are better than four. A tripod-like version of the classic mid-century design, this planter has a shallow pot and will perfectly accentuate the height of tall plants like fiddle leaf figs and striped dracaena.

The Mkono Wooden Mid-Century Plant Stand

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Buy here for $18 or less.

Classic, but minimalistic, this stand is the perfect introduction to the mid-century design aesthetic. This stand is made of high quality beech wood and comes in a few different heights (this one is 10″). And believe it or not this design is actually reversible.

The Brightech Jayce Classic Ceramic And Wood Planter

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Buy here for $55 or less.

This planter is as classic mid-century as a planter can get. With clean lines and a glossy finish, this planter comes in three different colors (classic black, Havana brown, and natural wood) and its white ceramic pot will make any plant’s luscious green leaves really pop.

Stack-able Bamboo Plant Stand

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This handcrafted bamboo plant stand is as functional as it is versatile. Complete with two separate plant stands that sit 15″ high individually (or 30″ when combined), you have numerous display options available to you with just the flip of the stand (literally). Plus, the bamboo is a lightweight, durable wood that will be easy to move around the room as you make space for more plants.

The Rustic Pine Planter

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Stained with a dark walnut finish, this planter is made of strong and sturdy pine wood. Adding a some additional lines and angles to the classic mid-century plant stand design, it’s simple enough to fit seamlessly into any home, but unique enough to get a little attention.

Not Sure About The Wooden Look? Try These Stands

The Kate And Laurel Paynter Foldable Metal Plant Stand

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Buy here for $120 or less.

This is certainly one of the pricier planter options on the list, but its beautiful slatted-gold design just couldn’t be ignored. These stands come in sets of two and includes one large pot that fits an 11″ pot and one small pot that fits a 9″ pot. They hold your plants between 20″ and 22″ off the ground and are a gorgeous addition to any room.

The Decozen Metal Cylindrical Planter

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Buy here for $33 or less.

Available in two sizes, either 25″ or 30″ tall, this planter takes the traditional mid-century plant stand design and gives it a slightly modern update. Using a sturdy metal frame with a thick plastic pot attached to the top, this planter’s cool black color and thin design will add the perfect amount of style to the corner of any room.

The 23 Bees Three-Pot Vertical Metal Plant Stand

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Buy here for $60 or less.

Space saving and stylish, this three-tier plant stand is almost like an art piece in and of itself. It’s thin frame will ensure it doesn’t take up too much space, and will keep your space feeling light and airy. Plus, having three pots in one stand will help you save a ton of space while also giving you the opportunity to really curate a perfect mini garden. Can’t you just imagine a few tendrils of a vine plant draping down one side? Us, too.

The Adjustable Iron Plant Stand

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This is a super hefty plant stand that’s perfect for a heavier plant that needs a sturdier pot to call home. It stands between 7.5″ and 12″ (remember, it’s adjustable!) and can hold a plant that’s up to 220 pounds (in case you need somewhere to put your giant rubber tree, I guess?).

The mDesign Mid-Century Minimalist Plant Stand

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Available in bronze (pictured above) or chrome, this simple and sleek plant stand will be a lovely accent piece for your space. It’s sturdy enough to hold up the most precious fern or snake plant, sits 12″ high, and has a lovely rust-resistant finish.

Running Out Of Floor Space? These Planters Are For You.

The Y&M Metal Table-Top Planter

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Buy here for $17 or less.

This cute and tiny planter is the perfect size to accent any desk or table that’s in need of a little greenery. Not only does its circular shape make it adaptable to any nook or cranny you might have available, but this little stand is also reversible, in case you don’t want to risk it being knocked over by a furry friend.

The Yousun Ceramic White Mini-Planter With Metal Stand

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Buy here for $15 or less.

This little planter is the perfect way to present any succulent or cactus that needs a place of its own. Available with either a gold or black base, the hexagonal shape will surely add a little extra geometric flair to your space.

The Riseon Brass Geometric Hanging Planter

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Buy here for $34 or less.

If you’re out of space on the floor, and your table tops could use some relief, then the ceiling is obviously the next option (because why not?). These hanging planters add a fun twist to the mid-century plant stand design by adapting it to hang from the ceiling. Maintaining the familiar geometric lines as traditional planters, this hanging style pot gives you more room to move around while not making you give up any of the little plant friends you’ve made.

…Looking for something similar, but with more of a curve? We’ve got you covered.

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Riseon makes a similar brass hanging planter in a circular shape, featuring interlocking gold hoops with a little pot that’s perfect for a new propagate or growing succulent.

The Z&Y Wrought Iron Two Tier Planter

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Buy here for $14 or less.

This plant stand is basically a mid-century art piece with an abstract flair. The stand is made of high-quality iron and balances perfectly despite its gravity-defying structure. Add two plants or use one plant as a pen holder, it’s up to you!