Marsrut Handwoven Rattan Plant Stand with Wooden Legs, Small

A sunroom fills with plants and they all end up on the floor, which is the one place in the room the light does not reach. Lifting a pot even 12 in changes two things at once: the plant gets the glass rather than the skirting board, and the floor reads open instead of cluttered. This is a handwoven rattan basket - open looped cane, not solid wicker, so it keeps the airy look the room is built on - sitting on three splayed pale wooden legs. It suits a 6 to 8 in nursery pot, and because the weave is open you still see the pot rather than hiding it in a bucket. At this price it is the cheapest way to add height to a corner without buying furniture.

Good to know: 4.2 stars across only 35 reviews, and the recurring complaint is fair: the legs are soft pale wood that scuffs and marks easily. There is no liner or drip tray, so stand a saucer inside the basket or water it at the sink. Rattan in direct sun will dry, lighten and eventually go brittle - keep it near the glass rather than pressed against it.

As featured in our guide Cozy Sunroom Decor: Turn Any Sunny Corner Into a Cottage Retreat (2026).