Plant hanging from curtain rod

48” length total / 5.5” depth / smaller shelves are 12” length Custom decorative shelf unit, perfect for various sized plants. Can be installed in window or wall space. Indoor gardens, succulent displays, plant propagation, cuttings, and personal artifacts like pictures or items combine perfectly with the minimalist feel. Shelves transform any small or unused space into beautiful displays and conversation pieces, perfect for housewarming or unique baby shower gift. -Check for wall studs to…

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PRICES MAY VARY. HOME DECOR TRENDING BOHO/WARM COLORS: Available in some “hard to find” accent bohemian or jewel color or fall colored such as mustard gold,red burnt orange,sage green (coming soon),emerald green.Along with some neutral warm colors for winter such as cream (coming soon),burlap brown.Easy match with bathroom and kitchen accessories and supplies for set decorations. SOFT BURLAP LOOK FABRIC: Unlike too rustic real burlaps,these mini draperies keep rustic enough farmhouse open…

Not every kitchen is #blessed with a window over the kitchen sink — especially when it comes to apartment living.

Looking for ways to breathe life into your home? Hang plants from curtain rods to add a pop of color to your living space.

Please note it must be fastened to the studs to give enough support at least at two points ** Dry-wall anchors hold up to 75 lbs. Industrial and Retro Design: This clothes rack is made of high-quality iron pipes, black-finished surface, Industrial Chic Modern Rustic Steampunk Farmhouse and Urban Looking Furniture. Its unique and vintage look is great in your room and could be also used in a hallway, entryway, bedroom, closet, laundry room or balcony. Made with 3/4" Black Painted Metal pipe…

Simple and functional window decor this DIY window curtain rod shelf combo is a timeless piece of decor used in my office.

Honestly I did not even know this was a thing until I went to the Plant Bar in Richmond and I knew immediately that I HAD to have it in my house. This project definitely had a hiccup or two but overall it was easier than I thought it would be, and cost very little! We were able to keep it under $150 total!

In my fervent search for ways to keep my indoor plants from shriveling after one month in my dim apartment (refusing to accept that it could in any way be my own fault), I came across these window hanging plant shelves on Etsy. Every ray of sunlight that (by some natural miracle) makes its way into my north-facing apartment is a hot commodity. Yes, my plants need it, but so does my cat, my housemate, and my mental health.