Flourishing Foliage — The Houseplant Frame You Can Use to Display Your Blooms and Transform Them into Living Art

Give your indoor plant collection true pride of place with these sleek framed planter pedestals

Houseplant display from Amazon
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If you can't tell already, we are big believers in using plants to liven up an indoor living space. Whether they're short and spiky in succulent form, leafy and flowing like a pothos, or strikingly beautiful like a hoya, there's a plant for every room and every aesthetic. The key, however, lies in properly styling them.

Aside from bringing home the most popular houseplants and tending to them as a means to foster flourishing foliage, it's also important to display them in honor of the beautiful life forms they are. And while this was once limited to pretty planters on side tables and shelves, there is a renewed wave of design-led solutions for indoor gardens.

For instance, we spotted this handsome set of framed wall-mounted holders that are absolutely perfect for houseplant display. Not only do we love it, but so do interior designers and enthusiasts alike. So if you're looking for a fresh, fun way to get your houseplants noticed, then this set of framed plant holders should go straight into your Amazon cart.

The Picture Frame Wall Plant Holder

Picture frame houseplant

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While casually scrolling through my Instagram, I came across a reel by houseplant lover and DIY creator Chantel Gray (@channygrayhome), showcasing these moody black framed wall planter holders that I found to be both stylish and creative.

In her video, Chantel fills the empty space on her wall by putting up two of these framed planters and topping them with a couple of her small indoor grows. These frames are an absolute testament to the fact that decorating with plants does not have to be boring anymore.

In conversation with interior designer Nina Lichtenstein, she tells us that this houseplant frame is more than just a functional accessory. "It’s a statement piece that brings nature indoors in an artful way, proving that even small design elements can have a big impact," she notes. "By thoughtfully styling it and treating it as a living work of art, you can create a striking focal point that enhances your space and transforms your greenery into a living masterpiece."

How to Style It Within Your Home

White bookcase and houseplants room divider by Furniture and Choice

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Here are Nina's top three tips for styling these framed wall planter holders for a stylish finishing touch to any of your green living spaces.

1. Choose the right plant: You'll want a plant that will complement the artistic nature of the frame. "Trailing plants like pothos or string of pearls create a soft, cascading effect against the frame’s sharp lines," she points out. "While more structured plants like a small snake plant or a compact bird’s nest fern provide contrast and visual balance."

2. Treat the frame as part of a gallery wall: "Surround it with complementary artwork, mirrors, or other decor that harmonizes with its minimalist aesthetic," Nina suggests. "Arrange the pieces thoughtfully to create a cohesive display while allowing the plant frame to stand out."

3. Experiment with color and texture to add interest: "Use a planter with a matte white, terracotta, or metallic finish for contrast against the black frame," the expert says. "Plants with variegated or deeply textured leaves, like calathea or peperomia, can add depth and personality to the arrangement."

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With framed wall art and now wall-mounted planters making waves, there's no excuse for relegating your houseplants to their generic standing spots. Instead of leaving them on a bookshelf or sitting them by a window sill, we recommend utilizing these framed holders to elevate your styling game (literally and otherwise).

Plus, with the help of Nina's tips, you can go the extra mile and fashion them as a professional would. And if the deep black hue messes with your home's colorway, simply make a DIY of it and spray paint the frames to match your space cohesively.

Just be careful not to give the holder more weight than it can hold and you'll be good to go. We wouldn't be surprised if you begin to get more compliments on your plant collection after adding these brilliant buys to your living space.

Amiya Baratan
News Writer

Amiya is a News Writer at Livingetc. She recently graduated with a Masters Degree in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, and has lent her words to beauty, fashion, and health sections of lifestyle publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Women’s Health. Her experience as a research analyst has equipped her with an eye for emerging trends. When she’s off the clock, she can be found reading, listening to music, or overanalyzing her latest Co-Star update.