Tulip Outdoor Plant Stand

The Tulip planter by Melaaura redefines the idea of an outdoor plant stand. No legs, no extra frames—just one seamless form designed to support and present greenery with structure and intention. It doesn’t need scaffolding to stand out. It is the stand.

Crafted from durable fiber cement and available in three refined finishes—ash, maya, and verdigris—Tulip is a sculptural anchor for patios, gardens, entrances, and terraces. The design is intentionally quiet: a wide, grounded base with a soft upward taper that holds the eye and the plant without distraction.

In outdoor design, elevation matters. Whether you’re layering heights or framing views, a true plant stand gives structure to organic elements. The Tulip does this not through add-ons or brackets, but through form itself. It stands a plant—literally and visually.

Available in three sizes, the Tulip accommodates a variety of plant types, from low-profile succulents to architectural tropicals and small trees. The large Tulip planter, with its 90 cm height, offers the kind of presence typically reserved for pedestal-mounted pots—but with far more stability and cohesion.

The material tells the story too. Fiber cement is strong, weather-resistant, and tactile. Unlike glossy plastics or fragile ceramics, it offers weight without bulk, texture without noise. The ash color reads modern and clean. Maya brings warmth and earth. Verdigris adds depth, echoing natural patina without imitation.

Many outdoor plant stands are afterthoughts—decorative brackets meant to elevate pots as an accessory. Tulip skips the excess. It functions as planter and stand in one. No joints, no welds, no seams. Just an elegant monolith that holds the plant and holds the space.

Designers use Tulip to organize terraces, guide footpaths, soften transitions between hardscape and planting. In groupings of two or three, the differing heights create rhythm. Alone, a single Tulip provides grounding. Its form is universal—modern, rustic, transitional—it adapts to the architecture around it.

Its versatility also makes it an ideal choice for projects with both indoor and outdoor zones. Use a small Tulip in a sunroom or foyer, and echo that shape in the larger sizes just outside. The continuity is visual and material. It makes the whole space feel composed.

Though rooted in outdoor use, Tulip can work beautifully indoors in large, open spaces. The clean lines and matte finish complement natural surfaces like stone, plaster, and raw wood. It doesn’t compete with furniture—it supports it.

Drainage is built-in, proportions are balanced, and installation is as easy as placing it where you want structure. There’s no “assembly,” because there’s nothing to add. Tulip doesn’t need help to do its job.

This isn’t a workaround or a substitute. The Tulip is an outdoor plant stand by design—built from the ground up to lift your plants, frame your layout, and hold space with subtle strength.