Fish Stand Albasia Wood Greywash

Part little stool, part small sculpture, this Albasia wood plant stand gives a quiet corner a touch of character. The greywashed fish-shaped top shows soft wood grain beneath the finish, lifted on slim black metal legs that keep the whole piece light and airy. Use it for a trailing plant, a bedside book, or simply as an object with a gentle sense of play.

Where the fish shape catches the eye

• The rounded wooden top has a simple fish outline, with carved line details that show clearly through the grey finish.
• The greywash softens the look of the wood, giving it a weathered, muted tone rather than a bright painted surface.
• Slender metal legs lift the top away from the floor, so it feels more like a small display piece than heavy furniture.
• The handmade finish gives the stand its charm, with small variations that make each piece feel individual.
• It works well where you want height without bulk: beside a chair, near a window, or in a hallway corner.

Albasia wood with a greywashed finish

The top is made from Albasia wood, chosen here for a carved decorative form with visible grain and a soft, organic feel. The greywashed surface lets the fish motif sit quietly in a room, while the black metal legs add contrast and a clean, narrow line.

Hand-finished in Indonesia

This piece is hand cut, hand sanded and hand painted by artisans in Indonesia. That process matters in a small object like this, where the curve of the fish, the surface marks and the wash of colour are part of its presence. It is not meant to look perfectly machine-made. Its slight irregularities are what give it warmth.

How to place and care for it

Use it as a decorative wooden stool or plant stand, especially for objects you want to lift into view. If placing a pot on top, use a saucer to protect the wood from moisture.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from prolonged damp. Avoid harsh cleaners, as they may mark the stained finish.

A quiet nod to coastal craft

The fish form brings a simple, coastal note without turning the piece into a theme. In Indonesian craft, carved wood is often used for everyday objects as well as decorative forms, with animal shapes appearing in home pieces, masks and small sculptures. Here, that idea is pared back into something practical and easy to live with: a small stand that holds a plant, a candle plate or a favourite object, while still keeping the maker’s hand visible in the wood.

Size and details

Made from Albasia wood and metal, with a greywashed wooden top and black metal legs. The stand weighs 960 g.

A thoughtful housewarming gift

It suits someone who likes plants, natural materials and home pieces with a little personality. A good choice for a new flat, a conservatory corner, or anyone slowly building a calmer, more characterful room.

Common questions

Can it be used as a seat?
It is best treated as a decorative stool or plant stand. For regular seating, choose a stool with a stated seating purpose and load rating.

Will every stand look exactly the same?
No. Because the wood is hand cut, sanded and painted, small differences in grain, shape and finish are part of the piece.