Bring nature inside your space because why not? Plants make your home a happy place and there are no such things like too many plants, you just need to organize them in a way that does not make your home look crowded with plants.
There's no shortage of ways to incorporate plants into your design, whether it's a large leafy tree in the living room or a collection of low-light plants and cactus in your home office. However, deciding what plants to bring in and how to arrange them to fit your taste and space can be difficult, especially if you're new to gardening.
There's no shortage of ways to incorporate plants into your design, whether it's a large leafy tree in the living room or a collection of low-light plants and cactus in your home office. However, deciding what plants to bring in and how to arrange them to fit your taste and space can be difficult, especially if you're new to gardening.
Why always stick to pots and vases when it comes to tables? Get creative and go for some green garland and floral arrangements in the center of your table. Choose if you want real flowers, dried flowers, or fake flowers.
Then, for a complete and textured aesthetic, incorporate candles, votives, and vases, weaving your flowers and foliage through these accents. Make sure your centerpiece is long enough to span the entire table.
Are you having trouble deciding how to arrange your indoor plants for a polished and purposeful look? In one part of the room, group plants in cool planters together. This works well with taller indoor plants, but you can also support up smaller plants using variable height plant stands.
This is certainly our favorite way to decorate with indoor plants because you can't go wrong with it. To create a lush jungle atmosphere, mix various plants, such as palm trees and cacti. To give your plant cluster an orderly look, use complementary plant holders in a variety of materials and hues.
