Shaped from old teak trunk sections, this stand keeps the logic of a tree — one strong central line, branches reaching where branches would. A selector picks trunk sections for grain and sound structure, the kiln's heat drives out moisture and any insects with it, and each branch is leveled by hand into a true display surface.
Houseplants tend to scatter across every windowsill until nothing looks intentional. Standing fifty-nine inches in a corner, this turns a collection into a composition — the bonsai on the top branch, a trailing pothos below. Kiln-dried teak holds its branches level under wet pots season after season, and first-time visitors cross the room to it before they sit down.