Looking for clever ways to display your house plants? Of course you are – they’ve been all over Instagram for ages, so it was only a matter of time before you came after ideas of your own. So, whether you’re a long-time house plant enthusiast and are looking for fresh inspiration for the new season, or you’ve only just bought your first house plant and are wondering where best to position it, we have an idea for you.
1. USE TRAILING HOUSE PLANTS TO CREATE A LIVING WALL
Adding some living, breathing greenery instantly gives a fresh feeling to a space. We love this look for a great alternative to the more traditional gallery wall.
2. USE PLANT LIFE TO ENHANCE A NATURAL FEEL
Want your home to have a natural feel? Create a (controlled) indoor jungle with oversized plant life; we’d recommend a humungous Swiss cheese plant as a great starting point. Combined with earth toned furniture
3. TEAM LARGE, LEAFY TROPICAL HOUSE PLANTS WITH BRIGHT COLOURS
Want to use house plants to create a tropical feel? Pair large, leafy species with furniture that makes a statement and equally striking abstract art. It really can be as easy as that!
4. CHOOSE AN EYE CATCHING HOUSE PLANT POT
A step-up from the standard plant pot, Mid-century inspired planters are a sophisticated option for displaying house plants; particularly the more dramatic varieties. We love this bronze finish, which really pops when added to a bold colour scheme.
5. SPRUCE UP YOUR DESK WITH A CUTE TERRARIUM
If you require something small to spruce up a desk or cheer up a home office window sill, look no further than a terrarium; the perfect home for small succulents.
6. CHOOSE TALL HOUSE PLANT SPECIES TO MATCH HIGH CEILINGS
If you’re blessed with high ceilings, choose plant life that makes the most of it. You can afford to pick taller, more dramatic species or equally eye-catching trailing varieties without fear of them swamping the room.
7. CHOOSE VARIETIES THAT ENHANCE A MAXIMALIST SPACE
8. MAKE HOUSE PLANTS A FEATURE IN A MINIMALIST SPACE
House plants can really bring a coffee table to life, making a feature out of an often overlooked space. The trick to achieving this look effectively is ensuring an assortment of species, sizes and pot styles; arranged with little uniformity.
