The secret to a cozy home? Plants! 12 stunning photos of lush houseplants and inspiring arrangements
Houseplants can transform your home into a cozy haven. We’ve gathered ideas to help you create beautiful arrangements and lush displays with a variety of plants.
1. Art garden
These houseplants sit on a pear wood sideboard built by the resident of the home, receiving light from the opposite window. Ceramic pots of different shapes make the sprawling plant arrangement a delightful ensemble. The paintings are hung so that the plants are free to cover their lower parts. The artworks are by artist Kim Somervuori.
2. Clear the windowsills
Hanging planters placed in front of the window provide privacy, and you can mix both climbing and upright houseplants in them. You can customize your hangers with different colored cords. Macrame hangers are easy to knot yourself.
3. Decorative vine
A climbing plant brings a summery feel all year round. A silver vine, which thrives even in diffused light, climbs around the doorway of this living room furnished with vintage pieces. The plant is attached to the door frame and ceiling with vine clips.
4. Bohemian potted garden
In this loft apartment located in the attic of an old building, there’s a creatively designed indoor garden corner that features pots of various sizes that are beautifully time-worn. The varying sizes and features of the plants make the ensemble appear lush, even though there are only a few plants.
5. Blending in
The plant in the clay pot blends into the mural-like floral wallpaper above the Lundia cabinet, creating a fun effect. The monstera thrives in indirect diffused light. The wallpaper is from Photowall.
6. Frame the views
The large rubber tree accentuates the archway between the living room and bedroom. It is complemented by the plants placed on the bedroom dresser, whose leaves are at the same height as the ficus leaves. A vintage plant stand holds the pineapple plant.
7. Have some banana
The kitchen counter opposite the large window in this 70s apartment serves as a magnificent plant table. The space next to the pillar isn’t really needed for cooking. The kitchen island is clad with heat-treated aspen paneling from Cent-listat.
8. Graphic plant pedestals
The plants next to the loft staircase receive plenty of light from the high windows of this loft home. The placement of the plants is solved with plant stands of different heights, since the apartment has no window sills. The delicate plant tables with metal legs prevent the narrow walkway from feeling cramped. The plant tables were purchased from Veke.
9. A harmonious group
In this 60s row-house apartment, the window sills are built from wooden slats. When placing plants in front of a low window, it’s advisable to use pots in similar shades to prevent the ensemble from looking messy. These clay pots of different shapes make the plant group look lively. In front of the window are Knoll’s Bertoia chairs.
10. Prime spot for favorite plants
Plants can both conceal and highlight interior details. This monstera draws attention to the 50s-style linen cabinet made by a carpenter. Also, make sure that your plants are easily reachable for watering—in this case, you can can step onto the daybed to water the plant.
11. At all heights
Most houseplants thrive in abundant light but not direct sunlight. Placing plants at different heights makes each of them stand out better than if they were in an even cluster. The radiator cover is rattan woven around a wooden frame.
12. Brighten up the bathroom
Fortunate is the one whose bathroom has a window! With natural light coming in, you can arrange houseplants in the bathroom without any additional lighting. The rattan and wooden furniture, along with the composition of the mirror and paintings, complete the cozy atmosphere.
