How to Dress Up Your Interiors with Houseplants

When decorating your interior, you don’t always need fancy furniture and decoration objects. Environment-friendly houseplants can add some magic to your interior.

Imagine someone walking into your house, blown up by watching so many plants. And then they compliment you that nowhere else they feel so good as in your house.

Plus, plants inside your house can save you a huge amount of money. And not to mention their impact on the atmosphere inside. Fresh and pleasant air that you have been craving for so long.

But it continues to get worse due to global warming.

Read on to learn how you can dress up your interior with houseplants.

• Pick a Variety of Easy-Care Plants

You can’t place the same type of plant throughout your house. It will look odd. And most importantly, remember, plants are quite delicate. They require daily care, or they’ll die.

It’s not just about always watering them but also exposing them to adequate sunshine, so they can absorb energy and grow.

Here are some of our plant recommendations: 

• Fiddle-Leaf Fig Tree 
• Split-Leaf Philodendron 
• Split-Leaf Philodendron 
• Kentia Palm 
• Castiron Plant

• Place Them at the Entrance

Have you ever been to storage facility units in London? So many of them have kept plants at the Entrance of the unit. Every time people walk in to store or take out their stuff, the mood-changing scents of plants welcome them. Also, plants at the Entrance add a bit of style to it.

They absorb toxins and produce oxygen so passersby can inhale fresh air. Besides that, studies have proven that plants can reduce stress, fatigue, sore throats, and colds.

So before we move inside, make some space for the upcoming plants in your garage or apartment’s Entrance.

• Add Some Beauty to Your Simple Patio

Normally, we don’t pay any such attention to the patio. After all, this space is only for a once-in-a-while casual get-together with family and friends. And yes, it can cost you an arm and a leg to buy separate furniture and a shade for this area.

But, will they cover all these aspects if you get some plants there? Surprisingly, yes! Bigger plants can be a source of shade for you if your patio has none. Besides that, a little bit of lightning at night along with plants would take its look to a whole new level!

We recommend fiddle leaf figs and monster plants for this space.

• Liven Up Your Bathroom with High-Humidity Plants

Is your bathroom too simple? Did your last guest leave a back-handed compliment about it? No worries, here’s a budget-friendly solution for you. Get some beautiful, low-humidity plants for it.

“Why humidity plants?” you may ask. Because bathrooms normally have high humidity. And not all plants can sustain in this environment. So we recommend orchids, ferns, and peace lilies for your bathroom. These two will add warmth to an otherwise functional space in your home.

• Replace Decoration Objects with a Variety of Plants in the Main Lounge

I know it hurts when a delicate and expensive decoration piece falls and breaks into two – or worse, into hundreds of small shards. Plants can be a great alternative to those. Keep them on side tables, right beside the sofas in the lounge, or even over your bookshelf.

Stop treating your interior like a storage unit, or soon your interior will feel suffocating. Stop cramming it with the furniture you don’t need, and you will never use it in centuries. Replace it with plants, so when you want to forge some extra space, you can move that plant to another place.

If you don’t know where to store your furniture, self-storage units in Brighton cost you only a few bucks but keep your household appliances and articles safe.