Wall shelving for plants

48” length total / 5.5” depth / smaller shelves are 12” length Custom decorative shelf unit, perfect for various sized plants. Can be installed in window or wall space. Indoor gardens, succulent displays, plant propagation, cuttings, and personal artifacts like pictures or items combine perfectly with the minimalist feel. Shelves transform any small or unused space into beautiful displays and conversation pieces, perfect for housewarming or unique baby shower gift. -Check for wall studs to…

Most people put these over-the-toilet shelves in their bathroom, but this woman did something incredible on her front porch instead! A little bit of effort, and a whole lot of wow!

I was on the hunt for a decorative wall shelf to hang in my bathroom, one that provided storage and display but also with artistic sculptural quality. I fou ...

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Diy Mounted Shelving Unit · How To Make A Shelf · Home + DIY on Cut Out + Keep

D E S C R I P T I O N This listing is for one (1) 4-tiered XL Unique hanging shelf unit. Multi-functional, customizable, handmade with 100% organic & sustainable materials. Perfect for keepsakes, plants, crystal display, Window Plant Shelf, or beautifully display your books with this hanging bookshelf. D I M E N S I O N S This one-of-a-kind tiered wall shelf is 5' in length & 3' across with a total of 10' of shelving space for organization & display. M A T E R I A L S ・Made with 100% NATURAL…

16K views, 731 likes, 43 comments, 139 shares, Facebook Reels from Cedar_Hill_Builder: 🌟Details in Caption 🌟 Easy DIY Plant Shelves using 1x2’s! You’ll need 1x2’s cut down to the lengths you want....

In my fervent search for ways to keep my indoor plants from shriveling after one month in my dim apartment (refusing to accept that it could in any way be my own fault), I came across these window hanging plant shelves on Etsy. Every ray of sunlight that (by some natural miracle) makes its way into my north-facing apartment is a hot commodity. Yes, my plants need it, but so does my cat, my housemate, and my mental health.