Copper plant stand - available in 4 heights
Plant your home! With these fancy copper plant stands, you can dot your house with even more plants, with additional growing spaces. Create your own jungle, by layering as many plant as you can.
Available in 4 heights, you’ll be sure to find at least one that will fit your home and your plants:
Mini (20cm)
Small (40cm)
Medium (60cm)
Tall (80cm)
Our stands can accommodate pot up to 20cm in diameter. Please get in touch if you are looking for larger stands
The taller plant stands (60 and 80 cm) have 2 shelves for extra stability. They come with 1 tiles by default but you can order them with an extra tile too.
The frame of the stand is made of copper pipes. It’s available in natural and varnish finish
To fit in nicely with your interior, the tiles, made from jesmonite resin, are available in 5 different finished: Concrete, Grey Terrazzo, Rainbow Terrazzo, White marble and Black marble.
These plant stands also make for lovely side tables.
Please get in touch if you have any question regarding this product or if you’ll like your own customised version.
How to care for copper:
Copper will naturally oxidize to a soft brown colour.
To keep your copper shiny and pink, choose the varnish option. The varnish prevent direct contact with the air which prevent oxidation.
Alternatively, you can regularly clean your natural copper with specific cleaning products for copper and brass.
Keep copper away from water. If water drips onto your copper, wipe it clean quickly to avoid staining the copper.
You should never keep copper wet. Over time, water will damage copper, turning it green and brittle.
Natural copper is also antibacterial. This means that viruses and bacteria can only survive on its surface for a couple of minutes.
About jesmonite:
Jesmonite is a water base resin. It’s a dense material that can easily be dyed to create a lot of different effect from concrete to terrazzo.
Custom order:
I love custom order so if you’d like a variation on this particular design, just get in touch.
