Get to know your surroundings.
Examine your surrounds and make a list of the room’s main advantages and disadvantages. Which areas require a living decorative piece and which, on the other hand, could benefit from some extra space?
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INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PLANTS
It’s lively, breathing, and exquisite. Plants have found their way into interiors and are here to stay. Their hues add such depth to a space that it would be incomplete without them. Furthermore, including plants in your home design will instantly improve your aesthetic appeal, not to mention the added health benefits of bringing the outdoors in. Continue reading to learn everything you need to know about adding greenery to your home! Pencilinteriors, Bangalore and Palakkad provide you with the best ways to style up your places using plants.
Adding some greenery to your home's décor
Stick to one style.
Your space needs a strong idea – a prominent theme – more than anything else to give it that polished, cohesive look. That will make room for plants, which are the perfect finishing touch to a well-balanced interior design.
Make a plant the focal point of your design.
Without a well-chosen centrepiece, no space feels complete these days, so why not spotlight your favourite plant? That doesn’t have to be in the centre of the room; a leafy focal point in the corner is perfectly acceptable.
Don’t overcrowd the space.
Make sure your plants aren’t competing for attention with a slew of useless items, whether they’re for regular use or just for show. If this statement resonates with you, check out our guide on minimalism in interior design.
The Best Plants for Sunbathing
Is your patio a day-long celebration of “fun in the sun”? Do not be alarmed. We’ve hand-picked our favourite outdoor flowers that grow in hot climates and don’t require any sunscreen. The beauty of these plants is that they are not only stunning, but they are also unabashedly tough. They’ll bring a touch of lushness to your room while also enduring the heat.
1- Dahlia’s
As designers, we love a bright colour palette and incorporating texture into a room, so these bright dahlias were at the top of our patio wish list. Remove fading flowers with neat, sharp snips to encourage the plant to bloom on into October, “
2- Geraniums
It’s no secret that who doesn’t loves bread, cheese, and wine, as well as chic fashion, warrants all the admiration. So basic, red geraniums have long been a favourite of ours for giving your patio a Parisian feel.
3- Bidens & Calibrachoas
But why choose just one floral when you can have all of them? This heat-loving trio will brighten up your outdoor settings with even more colour and flair. We adore the range of textures and the lively colour scheme.
Plants in Small Spaces: Ideas for Decorating
Warm Minimalism
An inviting living room that uses organic shapes to soften the severe angles inherent in minimalism, such as a Ficus Alii plant with curved weaving stalks. For a cosier form of minimalism, neutrals are warmed with terracotta tones.
Time for serenity.
It’s all too easy to fall into sterility in the search of quiet and cleanliness. However, by adding fascinating textures and natural components to a neutral palette, such as in the bedroom, a neutral palette can be made more appealing. A vibrant painting brightens the walls, while a lush Bird of Paradise contrasts the furniture’s angular edges.
Make the most of it.
A strong dining area with jewel tones and exquisite brass accents shows how good maximalism can look. Palm plants with tall stems, such as our Bamboo Palm, attract the attention upward for added visual drama.
Biophilic Elegance
This space is intended for the expression of creative ideas.” One has managed to make the area feel airier by including enormous arched mirrors and plants of varied heights and sizes, using sophisticated eye-trickery.
Why not decorate your spaces with plants?
Plants are becoming increasingly popular in contemporary interior design. They contribute to your overall health as well as make areas more pleasant and vibrant. Indoor plants can be used as accent pieces, to soften places, or to reflect a certain mood.
There are numerous advantages to having plants in your home, but let’s look at a few of the most significant.
- Plants can help you relieve stress and anxiety by lowering your blood pressure, making you feel calmer, and aligning your self-image.
- They can aid in better sleep. Some plants emit oxygen at night, allowing you to get a better night’s sleep.
- Plants improve the quality of the air through a natural filtration process, making it easier to breathe.
- Plants can help you be more productive by helping you stay focused and improving your creativity, memory, and mood.
- Plants aid in the treatment of colds and allergies by increasing humidity and reducing dust in the atmosphere, both of which aid in the treatment of colds.
1: Explore the space
The first step in incorporating plants into your designs is to assess the space and determine the room’s strongest and weakest parts. Examine which areas of the room can be brightened and where more static objects can be added. Walk around the room and examine the space from all angles to determine the best location to make your statement.
2: Narrow Down The Style You Want To Use
Then you may start thinking about which plant would look best in the space you’re working on. It’s critical at this time to involve your client in the decision-making process and provide them with some possibilities.
3: Maintian a clutter-free space
Even if you already know this, it’s worth repeating. Don’t clog up your area; instead, keep it open to allow the design to breathe and move.
4: Maximizing the application of large plants
In a room, large plants make a statement. They’re ideal for minimalistic environments when you want to highlight a specific aspect of the design without overcrowding the space. Selecting a pot that complements your design is crucial; it will make a considerable difference in getting the ideal look and feel.
5: How to work with small plants
In the interior, small plants are lovely. They are ideal for almost any room in the house because of their adaptability and cheap maintenance. Cactus, air plants, aloe, English ivy, and Philodendron are the most frequent tiny plants.
Ideas to decorate your interiors using gorgeous plants
Attractive potted plants should be used to decorate the entrance.
Because it welcomes your guests, the entrance is one of the most significant aspects of your home that must be properly furnished. An appealing entryway makes a positive first impression of you and your home. As a result, gorgeous and large-sized potted plants such as English Ivy, Snake plant, Areca Palm, and others must be used to create a welcoming entrance. Display them elegantly on either side of the door to make a strong first impression.
Put a tropical theme in your living room.
The folks who live in living rooms that are completely covered in plants have a different reaction. As a result, it must be adorned with lovely and appealing floral arrangements. Place large plants in each corner of the living room, and fill the shelves with little potted plants such as Parlour palms, Feng shui bamboo, Golden Money Plants, and other similar plants. Furthermore, the living area is given a natural look by the pots of little plants that are hung on the walls.
To cut a long story short, using plants in interior design overlaps with basic composition concepts such as shape, proportion, and harmony to a large extent – but only to make things realistic. Plants not only serve as beautiful elements and bring life to any space, but they also help you stay focused, productive, and positive by purifying the air you breathe. To make your homes, workplaces more lively, contact Pencilinteriors, Bangalore and Palakkad.
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