21 BEST DIY Plant Stand Ideas To Liven Up Your Home!

Toni from Girl, Just DIY made a West Elm inspired tiered plant stand. Though she uses this in her living room, it could certainly transition for outdoor use as well. This design is great for a compact space, or a little corner that's just begging for some pizazz!

Check your scrap wood pile! You are going to want to make this super cool and simple wooden plant stand.

Use it indoors or out, and by altering the length of the legs it can be made to display plants at different heights.

Marianne from Songbird upcycled an old wooden stepladder into a clever plant stand. This is such a great idea and inexpensive too!

Check out yard sales, flea markets or even your basement for an old stepladder.

This A-frame is Awesome! And what makes it even cooler is that it was made with a budget of $0 thanks to a great scrap wood pile.

Check your own wood stores, and see if you have what you'd need to create this awesome system that certainly holds lots of plants, and perhaps some books and candles to boot!

This simple plant stand idea goes next level thanks to resin. Amber Oliver DIY shares a helpful step-by-step tutorial on how to make a resin pour plant stand. The bright and bold colors are fresh and fun!

This concrete plant stand can also be used as a side table. Concrete home decor gives a modern look to any space.

Got LOTS of plant? Then you may want the woodworking plans for Ellen from Artsy Pretty Plants big, beautiful rolling plant shelving system. This indoor/outdoor pice could also work great as a vertical herb garden.

With 5 shelves there is ample space for potted plants and flowers. And if you want some practice drilling pocket holes, you'll get it with this fun project!

This stunning mid-century modern plant stand is taken to the next level with the popular look of dip-dyed legs.

If you have an extra large plant, moving them around can be tough! Check out this smart idea for a rolling plant stand. Adding wheels is an easy way to save your back...they can get heavy as they grow!

Make a wooden plant stand in any size that you need with this modern design plan. It is just the right size for a small plant, but would work just as well with larger potted plants. Just adjust the dimensions of the wooden plant stand to fit the size that you need.

One way to add life to a porch or balcony is to include planter boxes. I love the look of this repurposed vintage crate. The hairpin legs give it a modern industrial vibe.

Turn an old tomato cage into a fun and functional outdoor DIY plant stand. No need to worry about water leaving rings on wood, mildew, etc.

Another inexpensive idea for a DIY plant stand is to attach hairpin legs to a piece of scrap wood, or even a purchased wood round from the craft store or Home Depot. Stain or paint it to match your decor. It makes a great addition to a small space or an empty corner.

Angie from The Country Chic Cottage had a genius idea to use a wood log as a plant stand. She added an ombre painted look to make it more personalized. I think it looks amazing with our without the paint, personally!

We all love a good repurposed project and these lampshade frames turned planters are genius! A great way to re-use something in a meaningful way instead of contributing to the landfill.

Here is another spin on an upcycled ladder plant stand. The stenciled design is unique and beautiful!

Why stop at a wood plant stand, when you can create an outdoor masterpiece WITH a gorgeous arbor?! Or, turn that middle piece/section into an outdoor drink serving station, perhaps? Either way, this project is awesome.

Learn how to make a portable plant stand by adding wheels to it. This works great for large plants that are difficult to move.

Here's another spin on using a lampshade as a frame for your plant stand project. Get the look of hairpin legs without the cost by re-using a lampshade! It looks great with a wood slab to hold a large plant. Plus, it can be used indoors or out!

Zoe from Pine and Poplar shares plans for an easy DIY plant stand that you can make in different sizes. This would work well as a corner plant stand too!

A space-saving tip for your outdoor entertaining space is to make a vertical plant stand. Add your favorite flowering plants for an added pop of color.