Unique Uses for House Plants in Home Décor

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House plants are a popular décor choice for the home due to their ability to brighten up a living space. They provide a bright and vibrant atmosphere and offer numerous other benefits, such as purifying the air and providing natural humidity control. Additionally, they can be used for various creative and unique décor ideas, making them a great way to liven up any home.

In this blog post, we will explore some of the most creative and unique ways to incorporate house plants into your home décor. Whether you’re looking to add a touch of nature to an indoor space or give your outdoor area a pop of colour, there are sure to be unique UK house plants for sale with Gardeners Dream that suits your style.

Wall Décor

Bring the outdoors in by turning your walls into a living work of art with foliage-filled frames or hanging planters. Choose plants with trailing vines or ones that cascade down to look like they are spilling out of their frame or container. Ferns, philodendrons, and pothos are great options for this arrangement.

Statement Pieces

If you want a bolder impact, find large decorative pots or planters that make a statement when placed against a wall or even as the focal point of a room. Many places now sell unique two-toned pots, easily becoming the centrepiece of any room’s decor. Make sure to choose complimentary colours for the pot and plant leaves – this will create an impressive contrast!

Living Sculpture

Instead of purchasing sculptures that may be outdated in a few years, why not try making one with house plants? Gently shape wireframes into animals, geometric shapes, words/phrases and other forms, then add trailing tropicals such as Swedish Ivy (Plectranthus australis), fleshy stems from vining succulents (such as String Of Pearls) or delicate fern fronds to create one-of-a-kind pieces!

Floating Gardens

Turn any window sill into an indoor oasis with floating gardens – these small gardens use suspended containers that attach directly to glass panes without any drilling needed! Most nurseries offer terrariums with multiple compartments for different types of plants; all it needs is water once every couple of weeks and bright indirect light from nearby windowsills. This is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the beauty of nature indoors without much maintenance required.

Terrariums

In recent years, terrariums have become popular ways of displaying house plants. Terrariums can come in any size and shape, from small glass dishes to large vases or even entire aquariums filled with greenery. Not only are terrariums a beautiful way to display plants, but they are also a great way to create a mini-ecosystem in your home. They are great for those who don’t have much outdoor space or want to create a unique and eye-catching display. Terrariums also require very little maintenance and are a great way to bring a little bit of the outdoors into your home.

Conclusion

House plants are a great way to add a unique and natural flair to any home. Not only do they look beautiful, but they also purify the air and help improve mental health. From succulents to ferns, many options can help make any room feel cosy and inviting. Don’t be afraid to get creative and experiment with different plants to find the perfect combination for your home.

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