Plant hangers

Five years of plant hangers — all made for real apartments, real plants, and real rooms.

It started in small rented spaces, with walls I painted myself and no budget for fancy furniture. Mostly, I had too many indoor plants and not enough surface space.
Designing geometric plant hangers was the answer — it took my plants off the floor, saved valuable space, and turned them into minimalist wall decor.

Every hanging planter here came from that same need for comfort and clean aesthetics, even when the space wasn’t perfect.

Available Now: Minimalist Plant Hangers

These hanging planters are ready to go — handcrafted, finished, and waiting for the right ceiling. Designed to fit perfectly into biophilic design spaces and modern green interiors. Available now in my Etsy shop.

Statement Plant Hangers

A collection from the archive featuring intricate, highly structured textile patterns and detailed knotwork. These models function as independent wall sculptures as much as plant holders, designed with heavy textures, natural wooden details, and a complex visual rhythm.
Every piece here is from my five-year archive — created in rented spaces where a single, richly textured object had to fill a bare wall and bring character to the entire room.

Ceiling Plant Hangers

These are ceiling hangers for indoor plants, most of them work just as well on a wall hook. The difference is in the top: a loop that hangs cleanly from wherever you put it.

Ceiling plant hangers give you back your valuable floor and window sill space. A trailing pothos, a cascading ivy, or an asparagus fern — hung from above, they stop being just plants and start being an active part of the room.

Every piece here is from the archive — made over the past five years, in rented apartments with never enough surface space.

Wall Plant Hangers

Wall plant hangers offer a different kind of solution — no ceiling hook needed, just a clean nail or a sturdy wall bracket, and you are done. These work especially well in smaller rooms, or where the ceiling is too high to make a hanging plant feel connected to the rest of the space.

A wall-mounted plant hanger brings the greenery closer — at eye level, within reach, and integrated into the wall rather than floating way above it.

Every piece here is from my archive — made over the past five years in rented apartments — some with hand-painted walls, all with never enough surface space.

Small Plant Hangers

A collection of compact designs built specifically for smaller pot dimensions and tight corners. These micro-hangers are scaled down to hold succulents, small herbs, or young trailing plants without overwhelming your wall space.

They are the perfect solution for tiny nooks, narrow window frames, or spaces between shelves where a standard-sized hanger would feel too large.

Every piece here is from my archive — born from the need to squeeze a little more green into the tightest, most limited spaces over the past five years.

Double Plant Hangers

Two tiers built into a single geometric structure.

These double hangers are engineered to hold two pots vertically, maximizing your space by using the full height of your room.

Perfect for creating a cascading column of greenery on a bare wall or in an empty corner. You can combine a bushy plant on top with a long, trailing vine on the bottom to build a natural focal point.

Every piece here is from my archive — designed over the past five years to solve the ultimate apartment challenge: growing a collection when you have absolutely zero horizontal space left.

An archival double plant hanger, engineered for two pots. This specific piece has been hanging securely in a friend’s home for years.