Entrance and lobby area
The entrance or lobby is the first impression when entering the house. Depending on the available area, you can flexibly choose the number and size of trees that are suitable.
With a compact lobby, just placing a tall pot of ornamental plants on the floor or a mini pot of plants on a decorative table or shoe cabinet is enough to create an attraction.
Arrange large potted plants on the floor
In the living room, office or bedroom, empty corners are often easily forgotten. Placing large potted plants on the floor is an ideal solution to fill these spaces.
You should choose pots with diverse materials such as ceramics, metal or stone. Combining with ceiling lamps or wall lamps will help the space corner become more prominent.
Create accents on the coffee table
Coffee tables are a great surface to decorate according to preferences. Besides books, trays, candles or flower vases, small potted plants or juicy plants (such as stone lotus, cacti) will bring fresh green to the room.
To keep the space tidy, you should only place a maximum of 3 small potted plants and arrange them on a decorative tray to avoid polluting the table surface.
Decorations on wall shelves
Wall shelves are cost-saving decoration solutions but bring high aesthetic efficiency. Placing ornamental plant pots on shelves helps the wall become less monotonous. For this location, you should prioritize choosing plants that are easy to care for and do not require regular watering.
Take advantage of window frames
The window sill is an area that is often left empty or dusty. Taking advantage of this space to place beautiful ornamental plant pots not only helps clean the space but also creates a pleasant view. Thanks to receiving abundant natural light, the plant will grow healthy and effectively embellish the house.
Arranged on table surfaces
Desktops, dining tables, TV shelves, bedside tables or decorative tables can all become more lively thanks to small potted plants. You can choose the size of the plant based on the available surface area, combined with decorative trays, books or small sculptures to increase artistry.
