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9 DIY Hanging Planters That Don’t Look DIY at All

DIY hanging planters that look elevated, not crafty. Check out 9 chic planter ideas with simple DIY steps that feel designer plus intentional.

Hanging planters.

DIY hanging planters are such a nice, low-key way to decorate your house or apartment. They don’t take up a lot of floor or wall space light a heavy piece of furniture, and they’re such a nice way to brighten up your space.

And whether you’re going for a beginner project or something a bit more intricate, I honestly think you’ll like my finds for hanging plant holders. Each one will looks great anywhere in your home, so take some time to check each DIY hanging planter out and see which ones work with your vibe.

1. Macrame Hanger

Macrame Hanger.
PHOTO: HEY LILA HEY

If you’re into crafts, then this macrame hanger is for you. It’s a nice way to give your room that Scandinavian vibe and make things feel a bit elevated. So if you’re looking for something that feels a bit minimalistic and chic, then definitely check out the tutorial for this DIY plant hanger.

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2. Indoor Trellis

Indoor Trellis.
PHOTO: LANA RED STUDIO

I really love this wall planter idea. It gives you a place to store your plants as well as other items, freeing up floor or desk space for more important things. It’s also adjustable depending on what size you want, which is so nice for smaller homes.

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3. Light Bulb Planters

Light Bulb Planters.
PHOTO: GREEN OBSESSION

Whether you buy them or you upcycle your bulbs, this is such a cute planter idea. The supplies you need are minimal which makes it really great for a first project.

Update: Article on site no longer exists.

4. Kokedama Plant Sculpture

Kokedama Plant Sculpture.
PHOTO: THESE FOUR WALLS

Looking for something a bit more unique? This is a Japanese plant art form called kokedama, which translates out as “moss ball” in English. It’s basically a cool, chic way to display your plants, and a fun way to get crafty.

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5. Vintage-Inspired Hanging Plant Holder

I honestly love this vintage idea; it’s one of my favorite DIY plant hangers on this list.

Instead of going for something more modern, this retro-inspired hanging planter might be a good option for your home. It’s a nice aesthetic to add to a room that needs a bit more decor. Just make sure that your iron is strong enough to carry your plant before hanging them.

Side Note: Sadly the design for this planter no longer exists, but you can work with a metalworking business in your area to recreate it.

6. Porcelain Bowl Planter

Porcelain Bowl planter.
PHOTO: ETSY

These white porcelain bowls hang from rope to create simple, modern plant hangers that are large enough for a variety smaller plants. And I honestly think this one is especially good for the kitchen. It doesn’t take up a ton of space and might be a good place to grow your herbs for cooking.

Update: Page on Etsy no longer exists.

7. Geometric Holder

Geometric plant holder.
PHOTO: TARA HURST

I have to admit, this is definitely one of my favorites on this list. This planter uses brass tubing to create a geometric shaped cage for the plant. It’s a fascinating way to grow your plants indoors while taking up very little space.

Oh, and because the supplies is minimal, this might be perfect for your first project.

Side Note: This also makes for the perfect gift!

8. Vibrant Plant Display

Brighten up any room with this vibrant plant display. You can customize them to your liking and group them on the wall in any room. It’s such a nice way to add a pop of color to your space!

Update: Tutorial on Martha Stewart no longer exists.

9. Metal Bowl Planters

Metal Bowl Planters.
PHOTO: A BEAUTIFUL MESS

Give your old metal bowls new life by turning them into hanging planters. They can look elevated and maybe a bit expensive, and at the same time you’re recycling and reusing.

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Grace Moser is the author and founder of Chasing Foxes, where she writes articles to help women create a life they love in big and small ways. She's been a full-time traveler since 2016 and loves sharing her experiences and exploring the world with her husband, Silas. Her lifestyle and travel advice can also be seen on sites such as Business Insider, Glamour, Newsweek, Huffpost, & Apartment Therapy.

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