3-tier hanging wall shelf is built for trailing plants, which need clear air beneath each level rather than a solid shelf immediately overhead. Pothos, string of pearls and ivy all look better with room to fall, and three stacked levels give three planting heights from one fixing. The same tiers take candles, small frames and jars just as easily.
The levels hang from macrame cord on a wood board at each tier, and the cord spacing adjusts, so the gaps can be set tall for leafy growth or tight for a row of small objects. A hanging system flexes rather than fixing rigidly, which means one hook carries the whole unit instead of drilling three separate sets of brackets into the wall. Spread the load between levels and keep the heaviest pot on the bottom tier.
It suits a living room corner, a bedroom window, a balcony wall or a kitchen wall near the light, and it is well suited to a rented flat where three separate shelf fixings would not be allowed. Everstock built it as one adjustable unit so the same shelf works above a desk at one height and beside a window at another. Water the pots away from the shelf or use a liner, since a hanging tier has nothing underneath it to catch drips.
