A plant stand in front of a window is IMO loigical but plants rarely all live together since many have different light needs for sure I do not dfind many that want full sun though a windows all day. IMO you find a happy place for the plants not for you. So choose the plants that will be happy in the pace you want them .BTW I would do some solar shades on those windows before you ruin your flooring

Thank you. The trees and eaves shade the room substantially. That's one of the reasons I use a plant light.

I tried to ignore the kite, but it really looks like a giant moth or dragon or some creature making a nest in your dining room. I realize this doesnt help you with your plant display question, but itnreally does look real. 😂😂

If it were me I would store my supplies somewhere else (water can, spay bottle etc) - then get them off the floor on a stand or small bench and then add 1 very large plant to help “ground” the collection, they’re very small in scale for the open room so it gives off a cluttered feel - fewer and bigger often works well. pretty room with all the windows!!

^ooh that looks nice

@njmomma has the right idea. Plant stands and containers at different heights are great solutions. Or you could hang some and group some. Here are other ideas:

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Keep your large black planter and incorporate different levels for rest.

What a beautiful room and a fun ”problem” to have. i also like the idea of the corner grouping with pots and stands of different height. personally i love the look of themed pots and stands grouped together, so it isnt that that all match but they all sort of go together.

If you’re interested in hanging a plant too, there are some pretty macrame holders on Etsy’s website.

Here's my sun room:

The windows face East and South, so there is a lot of indirect light, some direct.