This wooden plant stand from the 1960s/70s exemplifies modernist, mid-century design typical of French interiors of the era. Constructed entirely from solid wood and finished in a uniform, satin black, the stand emphasizes simplicity of form. Four slender, slightly tapered legs support an openwork box of vertical slats and a practical lower shelf made of three black-painted slats. The natural wood tone visible on the underside of the upper section introduces a subtle contrast. Geometric lines, minimalist details, and small gold-toned screws at the corners highlight the craftsmanship. The proportions are tall and narrow – at 80 cm high and 28 × 28 cm at the base, the piece stands out without overwhelming a room. Condition is very good, with only minor scuffs and edge wear consistent with age.The stand’s form reflects the spirit of the 1960s – a period when functionality and clean lines merged with understated elegance. The black finish gently catches the light, while the openwork box recalls the architecture of modernist pavilions and Parisian interiors filled with daylight. The stand seems to suggest that lightness, geometry, and order can bring daily harmony, and that decorative restraint need not mean a lack of expression.The stand may be used as a plant holder or minimalist display, fitting seamlessly into a living room inspired by mid-century modern, japandi, or loft aesthetics. It can be paired with terracotta planters, low ceramic vases, or a curated stack of books. It is worth combining with other bold yet simple furnishings: lightweight armchairs, metal or glass side tables, and neutral-hued textiles. Against light walls and natural materials, the black stand will accentuate the rhythm of the space without sacrificing its sense of lightness.
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Height80 cm
Depth28 cm
Width28 cm
Dimension details
Width28 cm
Height80 cm
Depth28 cm
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