Floating Tiered Geometric Herb Garden

Begin by ripping high-quality hardwood into precise strips and cutting them at 30-degree angles. These mitered joints are essential for creating the sharp, angular look of the geometric boxes.

Assemble the individual triangular frames using waterproof wood glue and reinforced brad nails. Ensure each corner is perfectly square to maintain the structural integrity of the floating assembly.

Cut the base panels to fit inside each frame, slightly recessed to create depth. Use a thin piece of exterior-grade plywood or matching hardwood to seal the bottom of the planters.

Install a hidden French cleat system on the rear of each box to allow for secure wall mounting. This design hides the hardware completely and gives the illusion that the planters are hovering against the wall surface.

Apply a food-safe, water-resistant finish to protect the wood from moisture during regular watering. A hard-wax oil is recommended to highlight the natural wood grain while providing a durable barrier.

Mount the tiered boxes in a cluster to maximize vertical space and promote healthy growth. Arrange them at varying heights to ensure each herb plant receives optimal sunlight throughout the day.