nature at home
Beautiful, ornamental, decorative—plants, with their natural presence, bring freshness, care, and well-being to our homes.
Whether all green or in bloom, with their harmonious forms and green color, plants make environments more comfortable and relaxing. Moreover, dedicating time to their care gives us that carefree and relaxing time that rejuvenates the mind and body.
Whether large, small, trailing, or flowering, when placed in the right spot, plants are the finishing touch to any decor—be it minimal, classic, industrial, or eclectic, a plant will always complement it!
Furthermore, their care is not complex at all; just a few considerations, such as:
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Light: Light is a fundamental element. Indoor plants need a lot of light, but not direct sunlight. Therefore, place plants near windows facing east, south, or west.
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Temperature: The ideal temperature is around 20 degrees Celsius in warm seasons and not below 15 degrees Celsius in winter. Avoid placing plants in drafty areas or near windows that are frequently opened in winter, as temperature fluctuations can harm plants.
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Watering: Do not water plants too often; water them only when the soil is dry, avoiding water with too much limestone. To prevent water stagnation, which can cause root rot, do not leave the saucer filled with water for too long. Use expanded clay between the pot and the soil.
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Cleaning: Remove dead branches, dry or damaged leaves, and faded flowers. Also, keep the leaves clean from dust using a damp cloth.
These small precautions contribute to a natural and healthy decor.
There are many indoor plants to choose from, including Ficus benjamina, Bird of Paradise, Monstera Deliciosa, Kentia Palm, Pothos, and Orchids—all beautiful and with great potential to enhance a corner of a living room, a windowsill, a kitchen shelf, a bathroom countertop, or a staircase.
Nature always evokes emotions and brings well-being to our homes. How many plants do you have at home? Send us some photos of the most beautiful corners of your homes
