How to Refresh Interior with Plants: 13 Ideas

Plants not only purify the air and fill it with oxygen. It is proven that the green color improves mood and helps you feel safe. Therefore, the more greenery around you, the happier you are. We share ideas on how to transform your interior with plants.

Make plants the main accent of your interior. Buy several plants at once. Distribute them throughout the room. In dark spots and away from windows, place those plants that thrive without direct sunlight and frequent watering.

Or just cacti. They are quite easy to care for and can instantly change the look of a room: from industrial luxury to a bold jungle-style botanical garden.

One large plant. The New Year has passed, and you don't want to get rid of the Christmas tree. You can replace it with a large fern in a pot. In an interior filled with white colors and wood, a tall, lush fiddle leaf fig will look great.

Pay attention to monstera. It will become the main element in a room if you give it enough space to spread out.

Add some exotic touch. If the space is large, you can place a palm tree: with its long roots, a tall pot becomes an additional stylish decor element.

Create a "living wall". Want to create a real botanical garden in your apartment? Make a "living wall" from pots with plants. The only downside is the high cost of maintenance.

Pay attention to details. Accentuate decor elements with plants. Planters or pots of various sizes and shapes, painted in similar colors and tones, will bring life to the interior and give it a stylish look.

Use original planters. Small cacti or succulents look great in unconventional pots: old cups, vases, or jugs.

Build a hanging garden. If you have no space to place flower pots and your cat always sits by the window, you can hang plants from the ceiling or wall. Look online to learn how to quickly and easily master this technique.

Transform the bathroom. Hanging plants look beautiful in a bathroom. For example, Chlorophytum comosum, known as the spider plant, is one of the easiest indoor plants to care for.

Pay attention to old boxes. Wood and greenery is another budget-friendly way to quickly transform your interior. You'll need several pallets or wooden boxes and a bit of time.

Hang pictures. If you don’t have the time or desire to constantly care for indoor plants but want to add some greenery, pictures with floral or plant prints will come in handy.

Choose new textiles. And here’s an even simpler way: botanical patterns on decorative pillows and furniture also beautifully refresh the interior.

On the cover: Natalia Chuvinova's apartment