mid century modern plant stand with ceramic pot WELLAND Mid Century Wood Adjustable Plant Stand Flower Pot Holder Potted  Stand Display Rack, 2 Pack, Adjustable Width 9-13 inches
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mid century modern plant stand with ceramic pot

mid century modern plant stand with ceramic pot WELLAND Mid Century Wood Adjustable Plant Stand Flower Pot Holder Potted Stand Display Rack, 2 Pack, Adjustable Width 9-13 inches

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mid century modern plant stand with ceramic pot WELLAND Mid Century Wood Adjustable Plant Stand Flower Pot Holder Potted Stand Display Rack, 2 Pack, Adjustable Width 9-13 inchesAwesome Addition to Room DecorThe pinewood with simple texture and beautiful color could blend well with your furniture style; The mid century modern style will improve the dcor of your living room dining room bedroom office balcony and more. Economical and Affordable 2 Pack SetYou'll get 2 pack of indoor plant stands that can meet a multitude of your decorating needs; Made of premium Pinewood; our plant stand can withstand indoor use on a daily basis

  • 【Awesome Addition to Room Decor】The pinewood with simple texture and beautiful color could blend well with your furniture style; The mid-century modern style will improve the décor of your living room dining room bedroom office balcony and more.
  • 【Economical and Affordable 2 Pack Set】You'll get 2 pack of indoor plant stands that can meet a multitude of your decorating needs; Made of premium Pinewood; our plant stand can withstand indoor use on a daily basis for years.
  • 【Adjustable Width】Our bamboo plant stand are adjustable from 9" to 13" in width; It fits pots in size of 9" 10" 11" 12" 13“ allowing you to place plant pots of different sizes on the upper and lower tier; Pot and plant are not included; Refer to the last picture for the package contents.
  • 【Cleverly designed】The stand can be turned upside down to create height. Choose a spiky, angular plant such as a cactus or succulent to contrast with the smoothness and purity of the pot; the fresh white works well with deep greens and rich, dark soil. Your desk, vanity, mantel, or bookshelf will be given an instant lift by this handsome modern planter pot.
  • 【Easy to Assemble】No extra complicated tools needed and easy to assemble; Just slot the 3 solid wood pieces together and tighten with screws to make the plant stand firmer
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