Whether it's groups of small sculptural trees (1,7) or simple potted plants on a table (2), plant groupings breathe life into a room suffering from spring fever. However, there are many creative ways to go about arranging an indoor garden:
• Arranged greenhouse style on glass window shelves (4). While the thought of blocking light isn't personally appealing, I love this look in a home with an ample amount of natural light.
• Tiered on a cake stand (6) or Low shelves (5). Layers of plants in varying heights increase the visual spontaneous appeal of groups of potted plants.
•Living walls such as those created by Green Over Grey (3) and simpler vertical gardens like those from Woolly Pocket (8).
What other ideas have you seen for beautiful indoor gardens?
Images: 1, 4: Martha Stewart, 2: Tom Scheerer, 3: Green Over Grey, 5, 6: via Apartment Therapy: LA Indoor Plantscapes, 7: Evan Thomas for Apartment Therapy: Chicago, Michael & Anna's Rustic Modern Loft, 8: Woolly Pocket, 9: Casa Camper
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I love them all. It's amazing how much vitality a few plants can bring to a room.
AT had a post about an indoor room divider of plants that I reposted on my blog (http://wp.me/pt2rM-pa)---this would certainly be the solution for those without outdoor space to have a green screen!
I so want some indoor citrus!
Plz avise what s the names of few available indoor plants i can keep
thkx
Yes, I have a corner begging for a plant but it has low light. I'd love to see a low light indoor garden post.
:D
I simply adore the idea of plants indoors. Any house I live in is bound to be chock full of them
My hope is to one day be lucky enough to have a living wall though!
Low light gardens? Think ferns, ficus trees, leafy green plants usually do well in lower light situations.
You can't grow succulents, but plenty of plants love less light.