Grouping & Clusters
Group plants of varying heights and textures to create visual interest. Mix trailing plants with upright forms, large leaves with delicate foliage.
Solitary Statements
Sometimes one plant, carefully chosen and placed, makes a stronger statement than many. Let architectural forms stand alone.
Styling Approaches
Height & Rhythm
Vary plant heights to create visual rhythm. Use stands, shelves, and floor placement to build layers and depth in your space.
Container Selection
Pots and containers are part of the design. Choose materials and colors that complement your interior—ceramic, terracotta, concrete, or woven baskets.
Texture & Contrast
Plants bring organic texture to interiors. Contrast glossy leaves with matte surfaces, delicate foliage with bold architectural elements.
Light Interaction
Position plants where they catch and filter light. Morning light through leaves creates beautiful shadows and transforms spaces throughout the day.
Plants as Living Art
Plants are more than decoration—they're living elements that change with time, respond to light, and bring natural rhythm to interior spaces. Approach styling with the same thoughtfulness you'd apply to choosing art or furniture.