DIY Plant Stands – 25+ Creative Ideas with Free Build Plans

This is a minimal tiered plant stand. I really like the angled backboard that looks great in a corner, but would fit in anywhere.

You may have seen numerous West Elm inspired DIY wood plant stands similar to this. I like this one because it uses a different material. Create a raised plant stand using copper pipe pieces.

Make good use of a corner close to a window with this multi-tiered tall corner plant stand. Your plants will thank you!

Get plans for making modern wood plant stands along with how to make this awesome carved hexagon planter!

If you have succulents or mini plants you want to display, this tabletop plant stand is perfect! It is made using one 6' long 1 x 3.

If this plant stand look familiar to you, it may be because it is an updated IKEA plant stand from 2014. The original had 3 white trays that have been removed and replaced with acacia wood bowls.

Tomato cages are great for plant stands! They are designed to hold weight and they are circular. Kera jazzed hers up with some paint, jute and yarn. Here is another yarn wrapped stand idea.

Turn a basket into a plant stand using a drill and some furniture legs!

Four square dowels and 2 round wood pieces come together to make a nice 2-tiered plant stand!

Show your love of books and plants with one piece! Paint the books and glue them together in a sturdy stack.

Sean created this slatted wood plant stand so that his mother-in-law could take her plants off of her window sills. I really like the use of 2 colors to show off the slat feature.

At first glance, this looks like a black metal stand with a marble top. However, it is actually just made with all wood and a marbling paint technique!

Using a bucket, you can make a concrete plant stand that can also work as a side table. I love the hairpin legs.

Make a DIY plant stand for spring or summer with this easy tutorial! Simply use paint, wood rings and wood balls from the craft store.

Let Lucy show you how to get the look of hairpin legs using something completely different—paper towel holders!

Wow, these plant stands really make a statement on either side of the front door! You could spend a fortune on ones like this in a store. Instead, Deborah upcycled old bi-fold doors into these beauties.

Use up some scrap plywood to make these plant stands. I like the simple looking design for these stands; they don't detract from the plants!

Learn how to decorate a simple wood plant stand from the craft store using paper, decoupage medium, and adhesive stencils – AND it’s waterproof!

This painted plant stand is made for a large terracotta pot. It looks great as is, but you could stain it instead if you are putting it inside.

This modern colorblock plant stand is mobile due to the beautiful brass casters. This makes it easier to move heavier plants around your home as needed.

This is another basket plant stand, but it is quite different from the one earlier in this list. This one uses a garage sale find stripped down to its metal base. Add some wood rounds and fun paint to finish your creation!

If you are looking for a plant stand that will just disappear in any setting, this is the one. Made from an acrylic circle and 3 acrylic ring holders (crazy creative, right?) this stand is easy to make.

Sometimes it's nice to have a rolling display for your heavier plants! This DIY wooden crate stand is perfect for keeping your plants in a certain area and rolling around when needed.

If you want a small wood plant stand but don't have tools, this is the tutorial you want. Glue 4 wood frames together to make a rather nice stand!

What I love about this DIY wood plant stand is that you can use it to grow small items in a small space (like herbs/spices in your apartment)!

This whimsical plant stand is a fun upcycled clothing project using old jeans and sneakers. This will definitely be a conversation piece in your home!