Plant Stand, Albasia Wood Terracotta and Black

• The raised round top gives a plant its own place, rather than letting it disappear into a shelf or windowsill.
• The black hairpin-style legs keep the shape airy, so the stand feels light in the room.
• The terracotta wood tone adds warmth beside pale walls, stone floors, woven baskets or green leaves.
• A carved leaf detail on the side gives the piece a quiet handmade character.
• Use it as a bedside perch, hallway accent or display stand for a small decorative object.

The top is made from albasia wood, with visible grain and a warm painted finish. The legs are metal, finished in black, giving the piece a clean vertical line beneath the rounded wooden form.

This stand is made in Indonesia and the source notes hand cutting, hand sanding and hand painting. Those processes suit a piece like this: the rounded top, the carved side detail and the painted finish carry the small variations that make each stand feel individual rather than identical.

Set it on a level surface and use it as a decorative stand rather than a seat. If placing a plant on top, use a saucer beneath the pot and wipe away water promptly.

Dust with a soft dry cloth. Keep the wood away from prolonged damp, as natural wood and painted finishes are happiest in a dry indoor space.

Low stands and display stools appear in homes across many cultures because they change how an object is seen. Raising a plant by even a little gives it a clearer outline and creates breathing space around its leaves. Here, the form is pared back: a round wooden top, a carved botanical detail, and slim black legs. The result sits comfortably between practical furniture and decorative object, especially in a room where natural materials matter.

Made from albasia wood and metal, with a terracotta-toned top and black legs. Weight: 1400 g.

A good choice for someone who loves houseplants, small-space styling or warm natural textures at home. It feels considered without needing to be formal.