Four Ways To Decorate Plants Indoors

Most people associate plants with the outdoors, but there is actually a wide variety of plants that specifically thrive inside. However, while they may grow best indoors, it’s often difficult to come up with ways to utilize these plants around the house. Well, not anymore. Check out the different methods below that you can use to decorate your living space with houseplants:

1. Terrariums

  • Creating a terrarium is a great option for those living in a household with small children or pets. That’s because the plants are typically held inside of some type of glass container, keeping it out of reach from all those surrounding it. Besides this, you can also dress up terrariums with rocks, beads and other kinds of colorful items, making it a sort of artwork. Terrariums are a small and simple way to liven up a houseplant.

2. Wall-mounted Planters

  • Why leave all of your plants cluttered on your counter, when you can have them hanging from your wall instead? These vertical gardens are an easy way to clear up some space and show off your favorite indoor plants. While you can mix and match any plants for the wall-mounted planters, we recommend choosing ones that require the same amount of water and sun.

3. Hanging Planters

  • Similar to the wall-mounted planters, hanging planters are a great way of making your house look bigger because they free up so much room. These types of planters are usually sleek and can be hung in just about any room you’d like. When you want to showcase your houseplants, hanging planters are must haves.

4. Nursery Pots

  • This is the most common method used to draw attention to your plants indoors. That’s because all you need is a modest type of planter. Ceramic, plastic, terra cotta stone – it doesn’t matter, the decision is up to you. While each kind of planter differs in cost, this is a cheap way of  displaying your houseplants, bringing light along the way.

Remember, these are only four of the many ways you can dress up your home with your favorite shrubs.  Experiment and take chances, because no matter what method you choose, you’ll be adding an excellent touch to your household.

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Stephanie Coffey is a 24-year-old Rutgers University graduate who currently hails from New Jersey. Living just a bus ride away from New York City, she thrives off of nights spent there with friends. Music means everything to her, and on any given day you can find her rocking out at a concert. Besides that, she's obsessed with the St. Louis Cardinals and is practically attached to her television screen during baseball season. Stephanie believes there's nothing more thrilling than traveling the country and hopes to visit every single state during her lifetime. Last but not least, if you give her coffee, she'll love you forever. Find her on Twitter .

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