Designed after the 19th-century plant stands made in Arras, northern France, this tiered stand shows off pots, herbs and flowers on several levels. At 118 cm wide, it turns a bare wall, a conservatory corner or a shop window into a living display.
Every stand is hand-forged and assembled with manual riveting, the techniques used for the original Arras pieces.
The plant stands made by the Saint-Sauveur ironworks in Arras in the late 19th century were built on three levels to show off potted plants. Ours follows the same idea in a generous 118 cm width.
Painted to order in any RAL Classic colour, included in the price. For pieces that stay outdoors all year, choose hot-dip galvanisation: the iron is dipped in molten zinc, which gives long-term protection against rust.
Handmade to order
Every piece is forged, riveted and finished by hand in our family workshop, where three generations of blacksmiths have worked since the 1950s. Bespoke sizes, larger quantities for hotels, restaurants and event venues, and trade pricing are available. Contact us for a quote.
Materials
Hand-forged wrought iron. The Arras and Grassin models stand on cast-iron feet.
Colours
Every piece is painted to order in any RAL Classic colour, included in the price.
Galvanisation
Hot-dip galvanisation means dipping the finished piece in molten zinc, which forms a protective layer against rust. It is the most effective long-term protection for furniture that stays outdoors all year.
