Hanging Ring Plant Shelf | Brass, Maple Wood & Leather Wall Planter with Pot

Brass, Maple Wood & Leather Wall Planter That Turns Greenery Into Living Wall Art

The Braid & Wood Hanging Ring Plant Shelf is the urban plant lover’s dream — a wall-mounted display that frames your favorite greenery with warm brass-plated rings, natural maple wood, and artisan leather and cotton cording. It lays flat against the wall for a clean, space-conscious look that works beautifully in apartments, studios, and modern homes. A small ceramic pot is included, ready to showcase air plants or small succulents right out of the box. This shelf is as much a design object as it is a planter.

• Brass-plated rings — warm metallic finish that catches the eye and anchors the design
• Maple wood shelf — natural wood grain adds warmth and texture to any wall
• Leather & cotton cording — artisan-quality details that elevate the overall look
• Included mini ceramic pot — sized perfectly for air plants and small succulents
• Flat wall mount — space-saving design ideal for small spaces and urban living
• Two color options — Terracotta or Black to suit your aesthetic

Product Specifications

• Inner ring diameter: 10"
• Outer ring diameter: 12"
• Wooden shelf: 8.75" L × 2.75" W, 2" center hole
• Weight limit: Up to 1 lb
• Included pot: 2" H × 2.25" W, 1.3" base diameter, small drainage hole
• Mount: Flat wall mount

Care Instructions

• Wipe wood shelf with a dry or slightly damp cloth — avoid soaking
• Polish brass rings occasionally with a soft dry cloth to maintain finish
• Keep leather cording away from prolonged moisture or direct sunlight
• Not intended for outdoor use

About the Brand

BRAID & WOOD Design Studio creates indoor plant decor products for the modern minimalist. With a focus on natural materials like wood, metal, leather, and cotton owner and designer Jennifer Braidwood stays true to her personal aesthetic: clean contemporary design with a nod towards minimalism. Suspended and wall mounted designs allows urban plant lovers to showcase their green-thumbs while still being conscious of space.