KUNZITE Hanging Window Plant Shelves (20"x6"x34", 2 Shelves)

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All you need are two different-sized wood boards, and hang them on the wall to display potted plants in style. 7. Hanging Window Shelf for Flowers

This small-sized shelf is ideal for growing mini plants in cute little pots. 24. Single Window Shelf Are you looking for a way to elevate your window space and turn it into more than a frame covered by drapes? There are plenty of ways to transform and utilize this space. One of the best ways to give your windows a unique flare is by adding DIY window plant shelves. Window plant shelves simply refer to plant shelves or holders built on or around your window. These shelves come in different styles, including regular horizontal or vertical shelves. However, you can also get alittle more creative and build designs, such as hanging or suspended shelves. A single glass shelf on a window sill with plants and a buddha statue brings in natural and positive vibes. 17. Indoor Shelf with Macrame Planters You can control the light falling on the pots on the shelf using the blinds easily. 13. Bay Window Plant Shelf

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Use a drill to make holes where you marked with the pencil, starting from the bottom and working your way to the top of the window. The hooks allow you to thread in ropes on either end. These ropes act as the support for the shelves – think of this design as that of a swing! Tying a knot underneath each shelf plank helps to hold them in place so your plants don’t topple over. The best part of using this design is you can always move with your shelves. 4. Get a Little Creative With Hanging Shelves This wooden shelf is great to grow succulents as they’ll get all the light they need from a well-lit window. 10. DIY Plant Shelf In addition to adding more style and character to your window space, DIY plant shelves allow you to make good use of the free space. Placing your plants near the window also gives them better access to natural light and even oxygen to promote better and faster growth. How Do You Make Window Plant Shelves? Showcase different types and varieties of pots with plants, on a hanging wooden shelf, with style. 20. Compact Window Shelf

These small shelves are perfect for small windows and are also easy to install. 9. Hanging Shelf for SucculentsAdditionally, since it’s not suspended, the shelf can support any plant size – the only thing you have to compromise on is how deep your sill is. 3. Hang A Shelf With Hooks & Ropes

This bay window plant shelf is great for growing different plants like herbs and flowers together. 14. Extended Indoor Window Shelf Get the dimensions of your window using a measuring tape – i.e. the width and length. Depending on the style of the shelf you want, you may or may not include the frames in the measurements. The dimensions allow you to get the right wooden shelf plank size or at least cut it into the right size. This single rail pipe shelving by the window can accommodate multiple wooden shelves to keep pots. 5. Window Plant Shelves madeinaday

Grow different flowers of your choice in a hanging wooden shelf window garden! 8. Cool Indoor Shelves

Alternatively, you can save even more if you take this approach. This design involves fitting a wooden plank into the depth of your window sill if you have a concrete sill. The best part of this type of shelf is that you can go with any finishing design – whether paint or polish. The compact dimensions of this hanging window shelf make it perfect for apartments. 21. Hanging Window Plant Shelf madeby.manny Looking for a way to display your plants in a big window? These plant shelves are a great way to do it! 6. Tiered Window Plant Shelf healthhomeandheart Two hanging Macrame Planters on either side of the shelf makes for a charming window. 18. Verticle Window Shelf in BedroomThe transparent look of a glass or plastic shelf will help in reflecting more light. 12. Transparent Shelf with Blinds Transparent shelves allow you to showcase the beauty of your plants more effectively! 26. Floating Window Shelves nestsetters