Name: Augalas Oak Plant Stand
SKU: 335295

Handmade Wooden Oak Plant Stand

These wooden plant stands make a hero of your plants. With a neutral colour and minimalist design, they go perfectly with any plant and any interior. Handmade from solid oak wood, they feature an oak stand and washable 'paper' pot. Available in three different sizes, they are the perfect way to display any plant.

Being made from solid oak, there are natural variations in the grain of the wood used to produce each of these stands, meaning each one is truly unique and one of a kind. It will feel like you've brought a piece of the forest into your home!

Where it comes from

These sleek plant stands are produced in Vilnius, Lithuania. Inspired by the nature around, the Rio Lindo team works alongside well-known and recognised Lithuanian artists and fashion designers to create sustainable, quality, hand-made Lithuanian products.

How to Use

These minimalist oak wood plant stands are the perfect addition to any space. They look especially good in clusters of a few stands at various heights, or use them individually to make a feature of an otherwise empty corner, hallway or nook. Great for the bedroom, lounge room, dining room, office, bathroom, kitchen, anywhere! Their simple, minimalist design will work particularly well in a minimally, Scandinavian-inspired home with other natural wood pieces.

A beautiful, natural addition to any space.

Details

Specifications

Sizes:

Small: 23.5cm x 23.5cm x 36cm.
Medium: 23.5cm x 23.5cm x 47cm.
Large: 23.5cm x 23.5cm x 65cm.

Materials: Oakwood, washable craft paper.
Minimal assembly required.

Connection to Nature

The way your home looks has a direct effect on your emotions and perceptions. Being made of wood, a natural occurring element, this mirror has an aesthetically pleasing stimuli, encouraging processes of exploration and sense making, which attract and hold a person’s attention effortlessly and to some extent involuntarily. The visual texture of the wood invites human touch. This invitation for further exploration motivates learning and successive sensorial engagement.