This 1970s bamboo plant stand exemplifies lightweight openwork construction, with vertical and horizontal bamboo rods forming a geometric, grid-like backrest. Three holders allow for the display of potted plants, while the rectangular lower shelf—finished in glossy black with a white grid pattern—creates a striking contrast to the natural bamboo. The outward-angled legs ensure stability, and gently curved side supports add a fluidity of line characteristic of mid-century modern style. The joints are reinforced with visible rattan or cane bindings, highlighting the handcrafted nature of the piece. The overall tone is a warm honey, with visible bamboo nodes and subtle color variation. The condition is good: the shelf and bamboo parts show scratches and signs of use typical for the age, without affecting functionality. This stand speaks with the voice of the 1970s, when natural materials and relaxed, organic forms reflected a desire for comfort and lightness in interiors. Its structure evokes the atmosphere of airy, bright homes where greenery intertwined with the warmth of wood. The black shelf with its white grid pattern hints at a bold interplay of contrasts, and the hand-wrapped bindings recall a respect for craftsmanship and the slower pace of everyday life. Over time, the bamboo has developed a patina that tells its story, while the freshness of its form remains intact. The plant stand could be paired with natural-toned textiles,
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Height103 cm
Depth29 cm
Width85 cm
Dimension details
Width85 cm
Height103 cm
Depth29 cm
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