I love making planters and plant stands! Here are 27 of my DIY indoor planters and plant stands to help you decorate your home with plants.
27 DIY planters & plant stands to help you decorate with plants!
Hey guys! If you’re new to my blog and this is the first article you are seeing, I have to admit—I really, really love making DIY indoor planters and plant stands. I love DIY and houseplants, and what better way to fulfill my love for both of those things than at the intersection of both?
Unlike a lot of roundups of DIY indoors planters, everything on this list is something I have actually made. All 27 of them. So you know that they are real, achievable DIYs. I’ve got something in this list for every skill level, too. Love woodworking? Awesome—break out your tools and let’s make a huge plant stand.
Not a tool person? Still cool. Lots of non-tool options in here. Don’t want to spend a lot of money and hate wasting things? You’ll love my upcycled Old Bay tin can planter. Or maybe you just want to do a bit of therapeutic painting on some cheap terracotta pots. That works for me. I love it all.
Because nothing feels better than having someone compliment a plant and its planter, and you’re able to respond with “oh thanks, not only am I amazing at taking care of plants, I also made the planter that one is in.” You know, one day when people are allowed to come over to our houses again.
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Brittany is a seasoned DIY home and garden expert, running a creative brand since 2014 that inspires others with approachable plant care guides, woodworking tutorials, and decor projects. She is a certified project manager and has completed extensive coursework in the art and science of growing your own plants. Her work has been recognized by major publications, and she routinely collaborates with fellow DIY industry leaders—but her favorite thing to do is inspire you! Learn more about her here.
Just getting into succulents and you have some great ideas here!
Thanks Suzy! I love making things in to planters 🙂