The two levels on this stand can swap places: a deep planter box and a flat tray shelf are interchangeable, so the arrangement follows whatever is being grown. White resin woven to look like natural fiber spans 27.95 inches wide and 27 inches high on raised legs.
One shelf is a box with depth for soil and roots, the other a flat tray for pots already planted, and the two can trade positions. That flexibility decides whether the growing level sits at the top in full light or below, with the tray above holding tools, cuttings, or a watering can.
The weave is plastic resin shaped to mimic natural fiber, which is what lets the stand stay outdoors through a season without the splitting and graying that real reeds suffer. White keeps it bright on a patio or porch, and a rinse with a hose is the full extent of maintenance.
Legs lift the lower shelf clear of the ground, so the stand works on a deck or an entry floor without either level sitting in puddles. Measuring 12.8 inches front to back and 27.95 inches wide, it reads as a narrow console, which is how it earns a place in a hallway holding artificial plants.
Round coffee table 31.5 inches across with a rustic ashwood top and black steel legs crossing at midpoint.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
